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Purely Pets

Phoebe
My baby - a real life teddy bear
Quite possibly the scruffiest Bichon on the planet
 
Buster
The bane of my life
Sole purpose in life to fart himself (and everyone else) to sleep


Jasmine
Darling girl
Currently doing her best to decimate the mouse population
 
Izzy
Scruffy, tiny sweetheart
My Sister-in-laws dog.  Bat like ears!
 
 
Barley
The in-laws old-timer
Adorable, utterly adorable
 
Mimi
The in-laws latest family member - 8 weeks old
Unable to keep her eyes open after running around with the gang
 
Benji
My father-in-laws shadow
Incredibly fond of sitting on your head
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  1. Sarah 12 June 2012 at 12:17

    Utterly adorable!

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  2. Jan May12 June 2012 at 12:26

    Thank you - they are sometimes :)

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  3. Cindy Sharp12 June 2012 at 14:42

    Break out the biscuts...let's have a party. Love your furry friends.

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    1. Jan May12 June 2012 at 15:12

      Thank you Cindy - I'll bring the chocolate hobnobs :)

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  4. Kristys Stitches12 June 2012 at 17:46

    I would love a Buster...farts and all!
    Love the blog...I am a newbie to all this - you now have a new follower :o)

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    1. Jan May12 June 2012 at 18:07

      Thank you Kristy - he's hard work! A pleasure to have you as a follower :)

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  5. Unknown12 June 2012 at 18:46

    LOL Too cute.

    They are truly adorable. My parents have always had beagles, and we just recently lost one this past year :(

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    1. Jan May12 June 2012 at 19:00

      You get so attached don't you. They're every bit as important as people to me. Beagles I hardly ever see - very rare in my part of the world.

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