neosapien
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That's awesome. I love before and after timey pics like that.
just dogs
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Tangerine_
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I like to look back at their puppy pics on days they're being naughty, lol.
neosapien
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The same sentiment works with no good rotten fridge tampering kids too!
Unga Bunga
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Today is our anniversary/my little buddies birthday . 03/01/19 he became mine and since nobody knew when his birthday is we call it as today .
Best friend I've ever had...
Best friend I've ever had...
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FirstCavApache64
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Give him a treat from me and tell him happy birthday. He looks deep in thought.
Unga Bunga
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Gonna make him a little burger tonight when I get home from work . He's a stoic little dude , Mr calm cool and collected .
FirstCavApache64
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Sounds like the perfect temperament, I love the chill pups.
Unga Bunga
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Honestly he's the probably the calmest dog I've ever met . Damn smart but has that Shi Tzu stubborn streak . Great off leash and can take him anywhere . Takes whistle and hand commands . He's a good boy .
BarnBuster
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A $150,000 'executive protection dog'? Rich L.A. homeowners are snapping them up
Cheaper than a bodyguard, more portable than an alarm system, guard dogs costing six figures are in high demand in L.A.'s wealthier precincts.
www.latimes.com
ANC
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that would be a horrible mistake.. these are working dogs with bad temperaments... they don't normally have close personal bonds with people, they stay on the farms chasing away wolves etc.A $150,000 'executive protection dog'? Rich L.A. homeowners are snapping them up
Cheaper than a bodyguard, more portable than an alarm system, guard dogs costing six figures are in high demand in L.A.'s wealthier precincts.
BarnBuster
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Is the Alpha Wolf Idea a Myth?
The idea that wolf packs are led by a merciless dictator, or alpha wolf, comes from old studies of captive wolves. In the wild, wolf packs are simply families
www.scientificamerican.com
