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polly7

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7. Lol.

Thu Nov 5, 2015, 08:42 PM

Nov 2015

That's cute. Powder must have the patience of a saint. I think all Pyr's do. I've seen videos of them being housed with baby farm animals - in one case, goats, that climb all over them, sleep on them, etc. I had little sheep that climbed on my back in the yard - those little hooves hurt!

My Obie would love some attention from my cat - he keeps trying to get him to rough-house and do 'something, anything' - but my cat knows he's just his protector, and doesn't really give him the time of day.

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Lol. polly7 Nov 2015 #7

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