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02/18/12

Dulcie Puppy Update

Remember how I posted about Dulcie’s puppies?

Well, Potter and Klunk are now four weeks old and are on the look out for their new homes. These boys are big!
(Unfortunately, little Sniper was slept on by Dulcie at about 7 days old and passed away.)

Firstly, Potter, with his flashy white bits:

Potter the large crossbreed puppy Continue reading →

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