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Our dogs think it is fascinating, and look at him like "how did you swallow my squeaky toy?"
Considering our resident frenchie can produce substantial sound for such a tiny fellow and our mix breed is known for her ear rupturing single percussive barks, I can't say that a whisper bark is such a bad thing. As long as there are no medical concerns associated with it."
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Chumley started his heartworm treatment last week. You can follow his story and read about the other Texas survivors here.
Drugs and puppies. What a recipe for disaster, moans
The Frog Princess
1 comment:
What a wonderful boy--cheers to Chumley! We're praying for your rapid recovery so that you can move to the Available Dogs page super soon!
Richard and Virginia Needham
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