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  1. 01-02-2013, 10:20 AM #1
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    Give 'er! Awesome action, casil.
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    Looks like they are getting along - Nice catch for sure!
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    Nice playful picture.
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    Very well done! Are we becoming attached?
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    Thanks guys...BF as cute as she is, financially, I don't think I can do 2 dogs full time. Bleeding dog food big-time!
    Little beast has figured out how to break out of a kennel in the last couple days...clever little girl!
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    Great shot. Love the expressions!
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    Another awesome capture of this fun-loving pair.

    Yes, can sometimes be too smart for their own good, as most of the herding breeds are. (I'm sure Bambi would agree here)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hillbillygirl View Post
    Another awesome capture of this fun-loving pair.

    Yes, can sometimes be too smart for their own good, as most of the herding breeds are. (I'm sure Bambi would agree here)
    oh yes. for sure. But I prefer smart dogs.

    I love the capture of doggy happiness here.
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    Hey thanks a bunch for the kind words again!
    She went back to the rescue last night....a bit sad but she'll find a permanent home in no time!
    Oddly enough, within 10 minutes of her leaving, Bear brought one of hissqueaky toys downstairs which usually means he wants me to go back upstairs and play with him...and we played fetch for about a half hour. He hadn't done that since before she came 3 weeks ago. Maybe he kinda missed it being just us two....
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