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My darling Angel. Her name is totally deceiving.

 

I grew up with a Boston, they are very good dogs. Ours (Mickey) could snore with the best of them, I had a waterbed with shelving underneath, it had a nice little "dog space" between the shelves and he would sleep under the bed. Many nights I would have to make some noise to wake him up, worse than any human I can think of in the snoring department. I will be purchasing a dog in the next two years and I've checked some websites out, on one site I saw red Bostons, very unique, check it out in google.

I have a cat named O'Malley and he weighs 26lbs. He is a brut.

98, your girl looks a lot like our White Boxer we had to have put down with Cancer. Our Boxer was a little bigger (I think, guessing by the photos), but very similar look.

 

We have since got a black Labradoodle puppy -- 7 weeks old, 10 pounds, and reminding us that puppies are truly more work than babies. I have a few pics in the digital camera but haven't uploaded them yet. Now I have a reason to...

Here's our little work in progress:

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I don't have a picture at work, but this is what Phoebe looks like. I also own a mix breed named Chloe. 1/2 Lab, 1/2 something else.

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Great looking pets so far. Looks like I am the only one that has them itty bitty pets.:lol:

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