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The Leather Chair Has Some New Marks and a Spaniel Looks Away

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A Blenheim Cavalier King Charles Spaniel sits on the floor next to a brown leather armchair, gazing off to the side with chestnut and white ears neatly framing her face. The chair's arm has pale scratch marks and a torn patch, and a throw blanket lies across its back. A rope toy, a cup, and some magazines lie nearby. She appears to be thinking about anything but the chair.

Cavaliers are gentle, affectionate dogs who are always happy to be near their people. They are known for their soft expressions and calm temperaments, but even gentle dogs can scratch or chew furniture when bored, anxious, or excited. Leather can be tough on teeth and nails, so offering a scratching mat, chew toys, and regular exercise can protect the furniture. A dog who destroys furniture when left alone may be feeling separation stress, and a calm routine or a talk with your vet can help. Cavaliers are also prone to heart concerns, so regular checkups are a good idea.

She looks like she has seen nothing and will say nothing. The chair will need a repair, but the story is told with just one glance. Everyone will forgive that soft face, and the chair will forgive her too. For now, the spaniel will sit as a quiet model of innocence, tail twitching just once. A soft cushion on the floor might be a better seat for her.

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