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Guilty or Innocent?
So hard to be angry at that face!
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Cuteness Overload
I’m not sure who belongs to these babies, but it was on Facebook as an idea for a photo shoot. Aren’t they both adorable?
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Blue Ridge Outdoors Dog Photo Contest
Is your dog the handsomest / prettiest dog you’ve ever seen? Do you have a great photo of him or her? Would you like to win a fabulous prize package from Blue Ridge Outdoors? Well, then, here’s your chance. Upload a photo to their site before April 30th, and you could win an ULTIMATE CANINE PRIZE PACKAGE consisting of the following:
Quinzee Coat™ • Hydro Plane™ • Powder Hound Coat™ • Quencher Bowl™ • Bivy Bowl™ • Kibble Kaddie™ Slackline Leash™ • Lunker™ • Front Range Harness™ • Frisco Leash™ • Highlands Sleeping Bag™ • Headwater Collar™ • Grip Trex Boots™ • Haul Bag™ • Frisco Collar
Good luck!
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Waiting For You
I sure hope this is true!
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Random New Friends in Canton, Ohio
My poor Penny had to go to the vet last week for her sore back. While we were waiting, Bear and Brutus came in for their appointment. I don’t get to see many Bernese Mountain Dogs around Canton!
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6th Annual Surf Dog Competition
Check out NBC News’ awesome pictures from the 6th annual Surf City Surf Dog competition, which was held on Sunday in Huntington Beach, Calif.
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Oh, What a Beautiful Morning!
Such a beautiful morning – my dogs are just loving lying out in the sun!
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Help Canines for Disabled Kids earn a $1,000 Grant
WORCESTER, MA – A dog can make a big difference in a kid’s life — but having a canine companion can be a life-changing event for a child with a disability who gets paired with a trained service dog.
Matthew has Asperger’s Syndrome, a condition that makes it difficult and terrifying to go out in public and interact with people. After he received his service dog, “Quincy,” the 8-year-old started coming out of his shell and his precocious intelligence began to shine. “I love my dog because he helps me with a lot of things that sometimes I can’t control,” said Matt. “Sometimes I’m crying in a crowd, and Quincy helps me a ton by licking and kissing me so I feel better. He helps me talk to people.”
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Friday Funny: Just Lick off the Powdered Sugar
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