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Arlo has become a class A beach dog. He loves to run and explore but he stays close enough to return on command. We practice a lot and watching him look up and then run full tilt toward me is the cutest thing ever.
He's also getting very longgggggg
And who couldn't love those big ears?
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Posted by: Suki | November 04, 2009 at 04:01 PM