Luvly Acres Cavaliers

06/11/2024

Don't throw your tires

06/11/2024

06/05/2024

Nothing like a cavalier pup

06/01/2024

05/31/2024

Throughout history, long hair has been more than just a style—it's been a potent symbol of masculinity and strength across diverse cultures. From the valiant Greeks celebrated in epic poems for their majestic tresses to the fierce Norse and Native Americans revered for their glossy manes, and the stoic Japanese samurai who regarded their hair as a badge of honor, lengthy hair has always had significance. Vikings proudly displayed their braided hair, and for a samurai, to lose his hair was to lose his dignity.

In stark contrast, the cutting of hair was often used as a method of humiliation for captured warriors, reducing their sense of beauty and honor. This tradition persists subtly in modern military practices, where new recruits are shaved bald to diminish their individuality and ensure conformity.

The preference for short hair emerged in the Roman period, between the 1st and 5th centuries AD, primarily for practical battlefield reasons—it prevented foes from seizing a soldier by his hair and improved the ease of recognizing allies.

Today, despite its deep historical roots connecting long hair with freedom and masculinity, men who choose to keep their hair long often encounter ridicule or are disparagingly labeled as effeminate. This is a significant misunderstanding of the historical context, where short hair, now seen as the norm, deviates from the age-old emblem of masculine strength and autonomy.

04/25/2024

10/19/2023

8 week old boys

I breed these sweet, beautiful dogs and Cavapoos too

01/19/2023

I sure hope so!! 🙏🏻

11/07/2022

Amen! ❤️

10/15/2022

09/14/2022

❤❤❤❤

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09/17/2021

Love my Amie