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  1. wildflower

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    Oh I could just cuddle him!
     
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    Is the bib for dribbles?
     
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  4. wildflower

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    no its his bandana but as his neck is so fat he has to wear it like that..he loves dressing up in scarfs...
     
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    aaawww, that is sooooooo cute!!! love him!! [​IMG]
     
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    very dapper
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Oh what smasher! Reminds us of our "Carley".
    Gone some 8 years now.. :(
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    He looks like a bit of an exhibitonist. Bet he starts to pose when he sees a camera, that type usually do. :D :D
     
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    pete you are so right..here he is sitting on his bed...he sits like that with his arm thrown over the arm..he has sat like that since he was a puppy..he has got our old sofa as his bed..he is getting old now and sitting like this isnt doing his spine any favours ..but he is as stubborn as a mule..
     
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    aww, he is a love. Bet he rules the roost!
     
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    He does rule the home..fortunately he has good points he doesnt walk on the flower beds..he has allways followed the path or lawn..so hes not too bad..he likes lots of attention...he is 8 now so he is getting on a bit..he is also very deviouse..if you say he cant have something he will wait a week or longer till he gets it..i found a sea shell i have as an ornament in the garden today..he allways has his beady eye on that...
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Bit of a comedian as well I bet.
    Although he's getting on a bit he should have a good few years yet, Its good when they reach that sort of age, still got some life but tend to know when to stop and have a rest.
    Also they know everthing that your going to do, and they've seen it all before. [​IMG]
     
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    Banana Man You're Growing On Me ...

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    Nice pooch wildflower. Here is Banana Man's mutt, pees on the grass at her peril!

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    She is a lurcher.
     
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    As everyone else is posting pics of their mutts - here's mine. She's a canine equivalent of an Airhead!! Very pretty, but no brains!!! Has a habit of running around tossing her ears, and going smack into trees, fences, doors, etc!! Here she is hiding in the Ivy after a very muddy walk, and she knows she's going in the shower!!!!


    nggrrrgghhhhh!!!! How do you get pics to show??? I can only get the link showing!!!????

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