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This is our beloved Dyna. She is a retired breeding dog and is about the gentlest dog that I have ever met. We initially thought about adopting a puppy but we did not have the time to raise a little one. We started calling around to see if anyone had any adult dogs available and we found her breeder, a great lady who had held onto Dyna even though she was not breeding her anymore because she was so gentle. She adapted very well to life in our house after living five years in a kennel. She made friends quickly with the cats. She loves her dog bed and the couch where she likes to arrange pillows and blankets before falling asleep. She snores fairly loudly, so she stays in the living room at night. She loves going for walks in the woods and "gallumpfing" through the snow after us when we are cross-country skiing.
What a lovely baby. She has that look of quiet dignity and tolerance. Please give her face smooths and nose kisses for me.
Dyna has such a sweet-looking face! I also love the pic of her relaxing in her pool. Very cute, and I loved the story of how you came to adopt her.
Dyna, I love your pool. We have one of those in our backyard too. Thank goodness for plastic baby pools!!! What a great family you have Dyna and it looks like you can now relax and enjoy your retirement. By the way, your mommy's right, you have a very sweet face.
Seems like she's wondering if you've brought her any treats! Very cute girl, 11 biscuits!
Cuuuuuuuuuuutttttttttteeeeeeeeeee! Squidgings like her! Awaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Yes! Yes!
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What a lovely personality and wonderful companion! I'm glad that Dyna found a nice, peaceful home.