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Meet Lily, our newest family member! We got her on Saturday, and she’s setting in well. We believe she’s a Corgi-Dachshund mix. Surprisingly, she can jump pretty high, such as over the back of the couch.
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Yeah. I was doing some early forum browsing this morning before our first dog walk of the day. My senior guy, Sparky, came in and "told" me that he needed to barf, and then he did. On the parquet floor. MUCH easier to clean up than if he'd used my bed, the couches or any of the doggie beds. Good boy, Sparky!
Oops…just reread it. Your “senior “ pup. Rats.
I was hoping to get a pup that Sparky “will” sire. He’s way ahead of the intelligence and love curve!
I'm damn cute and I know it!!!!
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Sparky is a 15 year old poodle/Jack Russell and is still smart as a whip. I adopted him over 13 years ago. Even then, he would have been unable to sire progeny.Oops…just reread it. Your “senior “ pup. Rats.
I was hoping to get a pup that Sparky “will” sire. He’s way ahead of the intelligence and love curve!
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Sparky, right after I adopted him (I was still wearing the "ring of pain").
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A couple of years ago, shortly after arriving in France, chilling with his brothers Ollie (a Chihauhua/Italian Greyhound; now 13) and Peanut (a Chihuahua; now 9).
A couple of years ago, shortly after arriving in France, chilling with his brothers Ollie (a Chihauhua/Italian Greyhound; now 13) and Peanut (a Chihuahua; now 9).
Lily seems to be feeling more at home. Our son just sent this pic:
