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linda_joyce) wrote2012-02-24 06:13 pm
linda_joyce) wrote2012-02-24 06:13 pm
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I just had to post this/
Every night when it gets towards bedtime when ever I move in my seat Saffron and Kandi stop what ever they are doing and look at me just in case I'm going to stand up and get them their supper time dog biscuit. Last night Saffron was asleep and Kandi was beginning a stretch. And as I swung my legs down from my foot stool she froze and stayed long enough for me to take a photo.
She actually stayed that way for about 3 minutes . I could have taken my time and not got what ever is blocking the right hand side.
Saffron was a sleep in one of the baskets but the flash must have wakened her because she was staring at me too.
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She actually stayed that way for about 3 minutes . I could have taken my time and not got what ever is blocking the right hand side.
Saffron was a sleep in one of the baskets but the flash must have wakened her because she was staring at me too.
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Heartwarming true dog story
Dog survives 53 days in wild, reunited with owner
San Francisco Chronicle
4 Mar 2012
'Barbara Bagley says she never gave up hope that her dog would be found alive in the Nevada desert after the animal bolted from the scene of a crash that critically injured her and killed her husband.
But the Salt Lake City woman endured plenty of frustration until her beloved 4-year-old Shetland sheepdog, Dooley, was tracked down Feb. 18 after surviving 53 days in the wild on roadkill and scattered ranch water sources.'
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