The Cavalier Fanciers of Southern Ontario picnic of course!
The picnic is my favourite Cavalier event. I love all of our speciality shows, health clinics, education seminars, and other events… but there is just something extremely special about the picnic. It’s entirely about celebrating our breed, and fabulous owners. There is always a ton of good food to eat, gorgeous cavaliers everywhere, and lots of laughs. You just can’t go wrong with that.
Like usual, I had a ton of work to do in a short amount of time. Between helping with setup, sewing last minute snoods, cooling coats, and drying coats, making food to bring, bathing 2 dogs and 2 puppies, and putting together my Chinese auction donation baskets, my weekend flew by. Honestly.. I’m still exhausted.
Zoey, Mylee, Loki, and Kismet all were on their best behaviour at the picnic.
This probably won’t be much of a surprise but guess who stole the show?
She loved meeting all of her faithful subjects, and prancing around the middle of the paddock to the sound of awwww!…. the Queen is far too cute for her own good.
Once again I didn’t get nearly enough pictures at the picnic. Not only did I not get enough pictures, I didn’t get any of poor Kismet actually at the picnic! (If anyone has photos of my dogs at the picnic they’d like to share with me, I’d love to see them!)
Loki spent most of the afternoon wrestling with his brother Bucky who he hadn’t seen in 3 weeks. It was quite the reunion. They had a blast together.
Why do I gotta be behind bars?
This year’s theme was the Olympic’s. The Woodmere girl’s came fully decked out in Olympic vests!
A snapshot of the relay races. Poor Zoey was trying to figure out why her boyfriend(and relay race partner) Charlie ditched her, and she decided she just wasn’t into races this year without him.
Mylee and Zo, all picnic’d out and ready to go home
And not picnic related at all… everyone is now eyes open wide and doing really well. More of these pictures coming soon!
Not entirely clear in focus, but oh so cute
Thank you to Kim Hergott for the amazing work she put into the picnic. You did a fantastic job. The picnic would not be a picnic without the dedicated group of volunteers that make up CFSO. No one enjoys setting up, cleaning up, or taking down, but without it there isn’t an event to enjoy. It’s hard work, but the same core group always manages to get it done, and everything always falls into place.
If you live in Southern Ontario and enjoy coming out the picnic, or want to support Cavalier events, please consider joining the Cavalier Fanciers of Southern Ontario as a social member. It’s a $10.00 a year membership that enables us to support our incredible little breed and the responsible breeders who protect it.
The count down begins until next year.
150 Cavaliers in one place would be oh so lovely! Id love to go to a Cavalier picnic one day and cuddle all those gorgeous faces.
How awesome that must of been!
It was a great day and thank you Mary Beth for coming out and helping set up, during the day and take down. Kismet is such a precious little girl and I was so happy to meet her. We have a great club who love to throw a good party! If it involves food – everyone is in. So many Cavaliers in one spot and so many Olympic contenders too! Norma had such a hard time to pick out the winners. We couldn't have had better weather or more fun!
Kim
What fun…very envious!