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I found this poor puppy at the Thrift Pound. He is very detailed and delicate.
He is pretty big, 8 inches tall and 12 inches long. I have looked at a ton of greyhound photos but can't find his exact match yet.
Absolutely shocked he made it in one piece at the thrift. Not sure what I will do with him but couldn't leave him there to get chipped!!
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Scandi, did you see this puppy? I thought of you when I found it!
I have the same figure, found mine at a thrift store as well. I have seen others online but it seems no one knows who made them. They seem to bring $9.00-$18.00. Let us know if you find any more info. Thanks for posting:)
Thanks Vintage Mad. Since she was only a dollar I think I did OK. Thanks for looking, I always enjoy your finds! 30 LBs of jewelry...WOW!
I will keep looking around and let you know if I find anything.
Sweet pup Amber !! Nice rescue !!!
it's just slighty smaller than our (real) dog, a piccolo levriero italiano :) She looks prety much like this one http://esp.agraria.org/perros/piccololevrieroitaliano.htm
Thanks Hedge, that is exactly what it was. Even if I don't collect a particular piece, I often can't leave things at the thrift as I know they will be ruined. Such is the case with this puppy.
Austro, although this gal doesn't match your lovely glass collection, I would be happy to send this to you as it does match you dog collection. (heehee). My email is on my profile, just shoot me your address.