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  • CrazySenjiC

    A few new pictures of my Elliot :)

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    Elliot is a very handsome boy! And so fun-loving! Ava flattens out exactly like that… and she would love to have a go at my fish, too. I had to put a net over the pond-- not because of the herons, but because of the curly tailed predator. The other day, I caught her chewing through the net, and I know for a fact that she would have NO issue jumping in the water to see what she could catch. Gotta love 'em!
  • MayaM

    Trying out my new camera

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    Shaye's MomS
    Love your pictures and that little tuxedo kitten is so adorable! Love her "eyebrows."
  • S

    New Pictures Of Kai

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    MandyM
    How perfectly sweet!
  • BeckisB

    New camera!!

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    BasenjimammaB
    We, my family and I, celebrate it since I am swedish (moved here about 18 years ago), but no it is a very swedish holiday. We eat "sill och potatis, jordgubbar och gr?dde" mums, even though we are here in TX. Usually we try to go home to Bor?s and G?teborg in the summer, but this year we are staying here.
  • JannekeJ

    New camera..

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    SharlaS
    Great shots! What a happy boy!
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    New pictures

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    JazzysMomJ
    @weeziesmom: I have tried chew bones to curb his chewing however he tries to take weezies and they fight over them You can teach him to leave hers alone. Make them both sit for their chew; give hers first and make him stay with you when she dashes off to chew. {helps him see that she gets one/he gets one, and also gives her a head start!} Make sure he knows you have one for him also. He must sit and make eye contact with you before he is given his treat. Once they both have a chew, make them stay in different spots. Stand between them, moving your body silently to block his attempts to get to her. If necessary, tell him "no" or "leave it". It shouldn't take long for him to learn that he gets his and she gets hers. Eventually, he will just look when you hand her the treat and will sit and stare at your face until he gets his own, then he'll run to his own spot to chew his bone.