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My dog Junior

posted by Lindsay Love

This is my dog Junior. Hes a little camera shy. Isn’t he a cutie?
Ok this one is a little slanted but that’s his brother Milo.
By the way, there Presa Canarios. They look like tuff dogs, which they are, but their real sweet. No dog is naturally vicious or mean. A dogs personality depends on who the owner is.

-I’m thinking about sending these photos in for the Teen Ink magazine.

Jul 20, 2008

4 Responses to “My dog Junior”

July 20, 2008

Lindsay Love said:

o crap the photo didnt come thru.
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr…..

July 20, 2008

Lindsay Love said:

can anyone tell me how to get a photo to come thru?

August 26, 2008

tch said:

Well, how did you post the photo?

August 27, 2008

Lindsay Love said:

copied and paste

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