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Posted 6 months ago
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She will be 10 in march. Our first dog. Her name is Suus and she is a Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen.
Photo 3 & 4 are almost 10 years old. She has 2 sisters and 2 brothers. Their mam is in photo 4 too.
She's very sweet, like to chase rabbits and she doesn't like my dad :-)
BTW The feeling is totaly mutual.
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Thanks Sean. You too !!!!
I don't collect these dogs and I don't know if she should be posted here, but she's my puppy and I love her.
Thanks. Yes, she is. I just posted her ''sister''. Not related but they've been living together for 8 years now (as sisters).
Soooooo! Cute.......:-)
Thanks Indy. I just had to walk them in the cold rain. They like to snif around the place and their pace is aweful outside. So yes, cute they are, but mainly when they sleep :-))))
Yes Sean, I consider them sisters (and a bit my kids too). But don't tell anyone !
And thanks rocker-sd and birdie for the loves.
big hugs to suus -- saved her pic you sent me of the two of them -- like looking at them with my coffee in the mornings -- crows are going nuts wanting more bread and the little coon came again last night -- we got to share our cookies and milk at 2am in the morning -- hugs
Thanks, she loves that. It's good that you like animals (when you're living in a zoo)
Great story. Yes it was a lovely picture.
Sorry, I don't understand your comment Sean. Can you explain?
Thanks Lisa
Thanks Vetraio50.
always have to give them hugs when i see the pics
Me too. Too bad she's not a big huglover. The more is the other one.
Lucky you, this is wonderful !~