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flamingdem

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35. Well if you change your mind

Reply to seaglass (Original post)

Thu May 22, 2014, 11:53 PM

May 2014

I'll come by and pick him up! That's the sweetest looking pup, you're very lucky.

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After 20 years, I finally broke down. [View all] seaglass May 2014 OP

Awww... Earth_First May 2014 #1

That's what my husband and daughter are saying, I am just not so sure - we'll see. I don't have seaglass May 2014 #2

You'll fall in love Ahpook May 2014 #33

squeeeee! eShirl May 2014 #3

He is absolutely adorable! hermetic May 2014 #4

He looks like a model. LisaL May 2014 #5

Haha - yes, looks could be deceptive I think. All baby animals are cute, aren't they? n/t seaglass May 2014 #6

If it doesn't work out, I'll take him.(or her) panader0 May 2014 #7

It's my daughter's dog and she already loves him, you'd have to take her too. :-) n/t seaglass May 2014 #9

Cuuuuuuute! shenmue May 2014 #8

Oh he is so cute! TuxedoKat May 2014 #10

He's an english cream golden retriever and he doesn't have a name yet. We need a dog baby name book. seaglass May 2014 #12

Not Cujo, not Cujo, not Cujo gratuitous May 2014 #19

That would be scary, but kind of cool. My daughter is soliciting dog names on her FB page, seaglass May 2014 #20

how old is your daughter? orleans May 2014 #36

Thanks orleans. She is 24 and I do expect that she will move out and take her dog with her. seaglass May 2014 #39

OMZ!1 He's adorable!1 & a t.v. star, looks like one of the actors in the "Dog tested, dog approved" UTUSN May 2014 #11

You will love him and spoil him. RebelOne May 2014 #13

Awww, is he a rescue? RiffRandell May 2014 #14

No, one of the teachers my daughter works with is a breeder. Well a retired breeder I guess seaglass May 2014 #15

Both of the names are really cute. RiffRandell May 2014 #17

Yeah, I work at home so this is going to be challenging. Especially as the door to my office cannot seaglass May 2014 #23

Game changer: You will NEVER eat alone again...count on it Submariner May 2014 #16

The best thing you can do is to not feed him table scraps. RiffRandell May 2014 #18

Haha it took me 20 years to agree to this, that means I had a 1.5 pages of rules before any seaglass May 2014 #22

Oh, seaglass, he is adorable! That face is worth all the chewed shoes! Squinch May 2014 #21

Yes, I am really trying not to be swayed by just a pretty face :-) n/t seaglass May 2014 #24

With a face that pretty, training is going to be tough. Squinch May 2014 #25

That's funny, he's got you now. He'll be sleeping the bed with you before you know it. Hoyt May 2014 #26

One thing to remember, BarbaRosa May 2014 #27

I would break down too! Brigid May 2014 #28

What a sweetie!! LeftofObama May 2014 #29

I've been broken down for years.! mysuzuki2 May 2014 #30

LOL Skittles May 2014 #31

Many years ago my brother got a golden retriever puppy. Jenoch May 2014 #32

Broke down? He looks like a level up to me. baldguy May 2014 #34

Well if you change your mind flamingdem May 2014 #35

crate training is a blessing irisblue May 2014 #37

Cujo! As a puppy, Run Away. amerikat May 2014 #38

what an utterly adorable, gorgeous puppers! magical thyme May 2014 #40