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Hey @Zoe7,
I heard through the grapevine you are a bit of a dog fan and have great doggie knowledge. Our therapy dog is doing an awesome job at being a companion and has helped our family to recover from a difficult time. However, he chews everything!! He is 18 months old, how can I stop this?? And do you find your dogs therapeutic??
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
Awww beautiful @Bow , @Former-Member @Zoe7 , @tyme xxx
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tymeModerator
How adorable @Zoe7 ! I'm not a cat lover, but your cat looks like she's got personality galore!
Hope you've had a good day! This is the first time i've seen your furbabies.
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Unknown userMember
Ha ha ha ha I literally laughed out loud. He looks amazing 🤩. Did you get those specifically for him? Or do you share muffs? @Zoe7
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
A quick shopping trip on my friend google @Former-Member but he would look so cute if they were real. I have black ones ...and might need to try them on him tomorrow lol Not sure he will like it but he does let me dress him in things so will see how we go.
@tyme I can't believe after all this time you have never seen my fur babies - and yes Clover (or Squishy Face as I like to call her) is very much full of character.
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tymeModerator
I thought the photo was photoshopped @Former-Member @Zoe7 ! What? Your dog doesn't like the sound of his own bark?
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
It was @tyme lol ...and may I add - his bark is VERY loud for such a little dog - I need ear muffs when he barks!!! He sometimes barks in his sleep and as he sleeps on the pillow next to me - I swear there is going to be a hole in my ceiling one day I jump so high hahaha
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tymeModerator
I've read about them, but never seen a photo of them @Zoe7 - Clover has such a cheeky face. Like those cheeky kids in classrooms waiting for you to turn around so they can muck up...
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tymeModerator
That's some incredible photoshopping skills you have there @Zoe7 - I love photoshop. I can change people's clothes and swap heads etc and no one would even know!
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
Funny you should say that @tyme - I have two kids in my class that pretend they are Clover and Toby. They sit at my feet and what pats lol The boy who pretends he is Toby even calls himself Toby ....and so do the other kids. Whenever he hears 'dog' in class he sits up and says doggy, doggy, doggy (and has beautiful big brown eyes like Tobes) - my kids really are adorable.
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
I actually do it all in Word @tyme then save as a picture to post. I have done hundreds here on the forum for a lot of people ...most of @Bunniekins 's outfits I have done for her (waves to little pea 👋💖)
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