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We thought this picture was very Norman Rockwell – a high country field with a magnificent tree in the center.
But, frankly, we enjoyed this even more. Kiska sitting in the back of the Jeep looking wistfully in the distance.
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I love the Kiska pic too! 🙂
Mochi
I agree. I like Kiska better than Norman Rockwell, any day!
Steve
Kiska is bootiful!
What’s out there Kiska? The first picture is beautiful and so is Kiska!
Fur tops leaves every time. Especially Kiska’s fur! tho that tree was pretty nice.
Oh, yeah. I like the one of Kiska MUCH better!
Play bows,
Zim
I vote for Kiska!
Huffle Mawson
Kiska is much prettier than a tree!
Bricey
You go for it Kiska.. Jump, check out what is up in that tree..
Big Sloppy Kisses
Gus, Louie and Callie
“I can has running?”
Lets see, says Kiska, have I visited that nice tree or not. Hmmm, I can’t remember but its too nice to waste!
I will take scenics but they need a pup in them.
Kisses,
Stella
Beautiful Kiska!
Nature is great but give us a good looking pup anyday.
Happy weekend.
I think she’s trying to determine if she khan – ummmm – sprinkle it from THERE!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
PeeEssWoo: I’m SOOOO furry excited about my Bricey like day ahead!
I do have to admit that I enjoyed Kiska just a little bit more. Nothing like a dog…