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  • I'm at my parents house, a little quality time with my mom and dad 'till i'm going home again :D

    It's rainy and cold, my mom is at the mall and I'm home allone with my doggies…

    I wanted to let them out for a pie... hahahaha

    They give me a very BIG finger..
    They didn't notice it was raining so the jumped out in the garden and immediately stopped - turned - ran inside - look very angry

    Now, buana is lying on the big chair, covered in a fleece blanket..
    Chafuko is lying on one couch with a fleece blanket
    Hailey is lying on the other couch with also a fleece blanket...

    When I look at them or talk to them, they give me an expression... :eek:

    So nice to have active, smiling dogs... hahahaha

  • Same picture here: just a quick jump in the garden for a pee that's all. I am convinced Bendji is waiting for a moment of distraction from my side to poo in the hallway !!!!:eek:
    "No way I am going to do my business on the wet grass, you human !":p
    For now he is lying on the coach under a fleece blanket… Do they perhaps have telepathic gifts ???:confused:
    Greetz to the beastie boys

  • My previous beastie (died last fall), EL D, absolutely hated going out in the rain and when it was cold I would frequently find him burrowed under the bed covers :)

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