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Knitted in a very soft wool blend, will add a hip touch to your Blythe doll!
This yarn has a purple base, shading into light pink, blue and green.
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About 2 months ago, I joined the Minneapolis Boston Terrier Meetup Group. The group had just formed two weeks before I had joined. Basically, it's a group of Boston Terrier owners who get together once a month with their Bostons. We had our 1st meetup in November. There were only 4 of us at that one. This time, there were about 10 people and 11 dogs. It was awesome. I was in Boston Terrier heaven! We chose an indoor dog play facility for this meetup (and for the next few months) because it's cold here in Minnesota. When the summer rolls around, we will meet at various dog parks in the Twin Cities. The pictures that I took suck pretty bad for a couple of reasons. One reason is that it's difficult to get a good shot of multiple dogs running in opposite directions. Also, the lighting in the place we were at was less than desirable for photography purposes. Hopefully I'll get better pictures in the coming months.
f e t c h, a neighborhood bar and grill where you can enjoy inspired updates of classic American dishes, in a congenial, canine-themed setting on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
About two months after we lost our beloved family cat, Ash, we started talking about getting another cat. A couple of weeks later we adopted a new cat from a cat rescue. Unlike Ash, this cat likes to play fetch. When she wants to play she will drop a toy by your feet and expect you to throw it so she can chase it. Here she is bringing the toy (a plastic bottle cap) back to me so I can toss it again for her to chase.
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Pictures from a while back at my parents house. My brother was playing fetch outside with his dog so I figured I'd bring the camera along.
This is what I call taking things to extremes. The dog dragged this large branch right up the bank of the river.
Fang loves to play fetch. She's a natural at it, I didn't have to teach her a thing! She's really smart. I'm working on getting to the point where I don't need to use verbal commands for her to sit, stay, and fetch. I'm trying to do those commands with my hands, and we are pretty close to her having that figured out, just got to work on it for a few more days.
Ocho on the other hand, she doesn't grasp the concept of fetch.