Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Hats

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel carries its royalty in the name. The breed is named for King Charles I and his son King Charles II, who loved breeding spaniels, and it was bred to be a lapdog. Mary Queen of Scots, Queen Victoria and Princess Margaret are among the royal owners, and Country Life once called Cavaliers the aristocrats of the dog world. Owners will tell you the dog agrees: with King in the breed name, the dog knows its worth, and in the words of one owner guide, your lap is its personal throne. Owners call the breed love sponges because they stick like glue, and that devotion is the joke these hats run on. The badges carry the full Cavalier King Charles Spaniel name, plus Cavalier Mom and Cavalier Dad. The sentence designs lean into the monarchy: LONG LIVE THE KING CHARLES SPANIEL, GOD SAVE MY CAVALIER, the owner knighted by the dog, and the full title that is required whenever anyone asks what the dog is called. Cavalier Mom already sells on shirts, but text-led hats for the breed are hard to find. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear one to the dog park, or give one to the Cavalier owner whose lap is no longer their own.