Ron Atkinson
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Piper has really grown since you first showed pictures. Your pictures are really good, thanks for sharing. 
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Watson's Mom
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Piper has really grown since you first showed pictures. Your pictures are really good, thanks for sharing.
OMG, be still my heart. Yesterday compared to her first day home. She really has grown and changed. Her last weight was 13#. She was around 8-8.5 when we got her.
Piper's mom
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She is just soooo adorable! I just love how they look so alike, you must get so many people asking if Roxie is the mom! And such a smart girl, it’s great that she’s doing so well in classes and making so many friends! Loved the pictures!
Watson's Mom
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I’m surprised but I actually haven’t gotten that yet.
She is smart for sure. And just calm enough that she can be focused long enough to learn something. Her gaze and expression are much more…. Intense than Roxy ever was.
I can’t wait to introduce her to deer feet.
Watson's Mom
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Two consecutive days of no accidents. Roxy was the same. All of a sudden, light switch flipped. No more accidents. Except for a couple of sudden upset stomach incidents. And that one time when she first figured it out that I thought she could hold it for ten more minutes while a lightening storm blew through.. she couldn’t. Humans fault there.
Playtime giving me the chance to see how teething is progressing. The noises that these two make.
Playtime giving me the chance to see how teething is progressing. The noises that these two make.
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Sharon7
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LOL we call this "sharking", and my two girls do this every day! Good news on the house training, it does seem like it's a sudden event when it happens!
Piper's mom
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So cute! My boys do this all the time! I call it snout jousting (I’m guessing we all have a name for it lol)! Lots of fun!
Watson's Mom
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We call it walrus noises
Ron Atkinson
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It's cute that Piper is doing it in between someone's legs for security. That is pretty smart if you ask me.
Sandy in CT
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That is called snout jousting in our home and we get that a few times daily; at least a good round of it every night. Love seeing it, hearing their funny noises, the sneezing that making those noises brings about - must tickle their noses or something. They get completely involved with each other and have no idea anyone else exists.