Newest Addition to the Family

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Brooklynn has been asking Santa for a dog for years. It looks like this year, she was finally good enough.

World, meet Boo.
Boo, meet the world.


Boo is a short-haired Chiuaua who weighs less than 4lbs. She is 1-year old and is very well behaved. She is crate and potty-trained, loves to snuggle and relax, and rarely barks. Because she has short hair, Boo is super sensitive to cold weather, so yes, that is a sweater she is wearing. The also has a parka and thermal pajamas.
I know, I know.

The two kids have become quite fond of one another. We couldn't have asked for a better companion for the Brookstar.
Welcome to our family, Boo!

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Anonymous said…
How great,welcome to the family Boo, and i know what you mean about little dogs and the cold, our little Punk'in has his own wardrobe of coats for the cold, snowy days...

p.s. in fact I just crocheted him two for this winter, can't always be seen in last years fashions...lol
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