A Tricolor Cavalier Puppy Ended Up Draped in Spider Web Decorations

White stretchy cobwebs are draped over a tricolor Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy from his silky ears to his front paws. He sits on the couch with a calm, slightly puzzled expression, his dark eyes wide and his black nose perfectly clean. A little plastic spider crawls by his side, and a room full of Halloween décor sits behind him. The cobweb sits on his ears like a lace cap, and a few strands cling to his tail as it swishes.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are sweet, gentle dogs that thrive on human company and gentle training. Their silky coats collect all sorts of things, from burrs to cobwebs, so regular brushing is a part of the routine. They get along well with children and other pets, and a vet can help with the right checkups for the breed.

Fake spider webbing is a surprisingly risky decoration for pets. The stringy material can wrap around legs, necks, and jaws, and if swallowed it may cause serious digestive trouble. Hang it out of paw's reach and away from puppies, and if he gets tangled, stay calm, hold him still, and cut or untangle it gently before he panics.

He seems to be taking it with great patience, and the whole scene looks like a very sweet haunted house with the world's gentlest resident. He even manages to look dignified, which is no small feat for a puppy wearing a spider's home.