Tiny,s New Family

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  1. walnut

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    Pleased to see they are doing so well Woo they are really cute bet they are well spoken for.
     
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    Woo,they are getting cuter by the day:) looks like Tiny is doing a good job with raising them:thumb:
     
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  3. borrowers

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    :eek:Woo you have named them, that's it then no chance now:D

    Hope all is well.

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    We have had over 25 enquiries for the Topper and Twopence,Mrs Woo interviewed the 10 people who wanted Topper,to see how the puppy reacted to them and and how they reacted to the puppy so now Topper will be going when he is 8 weeks old, and Twopence for the moment is staying here,so we will always have 2 pennies to rub together:D
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  5. borrowers

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    :thumb:How did I (and quite a few others I think) know that you would have to keep at least one:D

    Can Mrs. Woo tell me how to get my husband to say no and then do the opposite:D or is that something we all know;).

    Glad you are vetting the new owners woo, are they far away? In one way that's a good thing, in another not. As long as they go to loving homes eh?

    Nice to see you posting mate (you know what I mean). Must be loads more pics to come before they go though:)

    cheers
     
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    Beautiful puppies.
     
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    Too cute. The black spot on its nose, too funny. Irresistible.
     
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    Thank you Anakat,Ivory and Borrowers,The Mind changing thing is a Built in ability in the fairer sex,I still have no Idea how it works:D but work it does ,Toppers new Mum and Dad live about 15 miles away:)
     
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    This morning :)
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    :eek::D Awww Woo they are growing so fast now..!!!:eek::D:thumb: Gorgeous..!!!:thumb:
     
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    I would so love the little one on the left ...

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    :)
     
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    You're starting down the slippery slope, WOO! Once you give in to the first addition...:eek:
    At the moment we've got four bitches and two dogs in residence. Mrs Terrier just can't say NO :)
    Are they responding to their names yet? It's always exciting when they start to get their own personality. Your pics are really good, keep 'em coming.
     
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    Cookie when she's old enough I will mail her to you:D Terrier its a slope I ,ve been down before and Its got so many Rewards and well done Mrs Terrier:thumb:,Not responding yet but just started making a lot of Lovely noises:)
     
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    They're lovely, Woo :thumb: :) :) :)
     
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