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Posted: **08 Jun 2015, 22:39**

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My boys Al Pacino And Robert De Niro affectionately called Chino and Niro. And although they don't mind me reading and the pictures are funny.... They were terrified of posing with books ha ha

Posted: **10 Jun 2015, 17:56**

Aah, they're adorable!! Canine readers!! I love their names, too! "Scary books! Woof woof!"

Posted: **10 Jun 2015, 21:07**

too cute!

Posted: **25 Jun 2015, 09:41**

zeldas_lullaby wrote:Aah, they're adorable!! Canine readers!! I love their names, too! "Scary books! Woof woof!"

Ha ha they're no Mr meow, but I love em

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Megan Young wrote:too cute!

Thanks Megan, do you think I could be a hand model

ha ha jk

Posted: **25 Jun 2015, 22:38**

Cute dogs and great names! I have a dog as well, but he prefers to snooze...

Posted: **25 Jun 2015, 23:14**

Ha ha Gali, thanks, I wish mine would chill sometimes. Rat terriers are verrrrry energetic

Posted: **25 Jun 2015, 23:30**

Escapeartist wrote:Ha ha Gali, thanks, I wish mine would chill sometimes. Rat terriers are verrrrry energetic

My dog is old (12 years old).

He is still active, but not like he was before. He is a mix of Schnauzer and Whippet.

Posted: **25 Jun 2015, 23:34**

My doggie is thirteen and will be fourteen in Sept. She's an English Springer Spaniel!!

Posted: **26 Jun 2015, 11:13**

Not sure, but Maxwell certainly lick, smell, and scratch pages.

Posted: **26 Jun 2015, 11:26**

gali wrote:
Escapeartist wrote:Ha ha Gali, thanks, I wish mine would chill sometimes. Rat terriers are verrrrry energetic
My dog is old (12 years old).

He is still active, but not like he was before. He is a mix of Schnauzer and Whippet.

Oh you have a Schnippet, that's cool, and now we have a snippet into Gali's life.

I am honored

-- 26 Jun 2015, 11:54 --

zeldas_lullaby wrote:My doggie is thirteen and will be fourteen in Sept. She's an English Springer Spaniel!!

She must be very proper if she's English

-- 26 Jun 2015, 12:12 --

Jojowrites4All wrote:Not sure, but Maxwell certainly lick, smell, and scratch pages.

Hahaha Niro my black and white one will sniff my book as I read, and the start trying to gnaw on it.

Posted: **27 Jun 2015, 23:23**

HA HA... no, she's not proper, but my mom's dog is! My mom's doggie, Bess, is an English Setter. She has a long, flowing, feathery tail, a haughty air, and a mischievous yet snooty expression. There's nothing funnier than when she grabs my mom's hat/gloves/shirt, etc., and takes off across the field with it.

"BESS!" my mom yells, rather helplessly. "BESS!!"

And it seems like something from a British novel, somehow.

Posted: **28 Jun 2015, 00:26**

My dogs may be astute and impeccable, but they are not proper!

Posted: **28 Jun 2015, 00:29**

Our dog isn't proper as well, but he knows how to open unlocked doors.

Posted: **28 Jun 2015, 01:03**

gali wrote:Our dog isn't proper as well, but he knows how to open unlocked doors.

A prodigious pooch

Mine only play dead and roll over and dance. Having a Terrier open doors is not a good idea

Posted: **28 Jun 2015, 11:05**

LOL!
My dog Emmie does not read,

but she will sit and watch a movie! (If it is a subject that she likes)

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