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Brian Sugden

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Lucky

23-03-2022, 09:43

Just to re-cap, we adopted Lucky from the breeder just over 5 months ago. She was still born and was revived by the vet, (hence the name). This caused trauma dysplalsia in all 4 legs. She had one litter of 9 pups but had to be spayed as it was too painfull for her. She also had a cancer scare, so not the best start to life. She has now fully settled in to our home and is living her best life and giving my partner, Christine and me lots of enjoyment. Her tongue is also one of the longest I've seen!

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Trev B

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23-03-2022, 10:07

Great story, great shots of a great lucky dog.

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El Sid

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23-03-2022, 12:21

One very lucky dog well photographed.

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Bill53

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23-03-2022, 19:44

Lovely dog Brian, she looks very happy.

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Farider

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23-03-2022, 20:03

Lovely pics of a super looking dog. I’ll bet she keeps you busy keeping her pristine! Good to hear her tale.

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Colin W

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24-03-2022, 19:11

Beautiful dog in great photos.

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pelliott1954

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02-04-2022, 19:12

Great story, well done, lovely shots of a lovely pet, I bet she is like your shadow,

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21-04-2022, 06:30

Stunning dog Brian, very well captured

Regards,

Jeff

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