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At first she was a bit uncertain. Having been traded around so much the previous few months, it was natural. Every time she met someone new, she was spirited away to a new place. |
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She thoroughly checked out her new digs. More pictures of her arrival here. |
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Sometimes she seemed wistful, as if longing for something far away. Or maybe she was concerned that she only seemed to have three legs when she stood this way. |
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She carefully watched Spike & Tiggy to learn the routine. This is a big part of the routine. |
Remarkably, she didn't understand the concept of "snacking" when she first arrived. She got over it. Quickly. After all, she learned from the best. |
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Although she's
developed a
love of snacks, her innate Pug hunting skills often frustrate her.
She found this one by stepping on it.
From the big night with the Pug Ball. |
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For some reason she loves to eat plants, grass and leaves, and she's quite particular which ones she nibbles on. |
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Like many puppy mill dogs, Panda loves to run. The late snow we got last spring made her ecstatic. Getting a shot of her tearing around the yard was next to impossible. I was 1 for 10. |
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Panda has decided that she likes it here and is now quite happy. She's commandeered all the toys and has invented a cool game called "tug of war." (Shhh, we let her think she's the first.) |
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WPUG:
Panda in the Morning. Less Bark, More Rock. |
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Although she doesn't look pleased here, Panda immediately took to Heidi when Team Blonde visited. Panda loves little girls. And big girls who retain their innocent little girl spirit. Panda's never played cards with Heidi. |
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Mastering the Art of the Lazy Sit. |
