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When settling into a campsite for a week, it is important to make it feel like home.
Now which one looks better?
This one seems to hold my food bowl still.
And the other one is just the right size for a Cheesewhiz Butt.
Close up of my back paws. Good job, huh?
Yes, I am very proud of my camping skills.
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wooo Cheoah you sure do look proud of your holes and so you should be.
Shes just making herself comfy!
Stop on by for a visit
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Pedro has nothing on Cheesewhiz!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
Cheesewhiz,
Great job. You’ll have to teach Elmo & Mouse how to dig that huge hole.
Wow Cheesewhiz, you really get into the spirit of camping, don’t you?
You could teach camping survival skills, Cheoah! I love how precisely you dug all those holes!
Setting up camp takes a very special talent, and it’s nice to see you’ve mastered it, Cheoah.
Hey Cheesewhiz,
You might be needing a Paw-de-cure!!!
Licks & Nibbles,
Kody & Nia
Looks like someone is going to need a bath before getting back in the RV for the night!
Yeah, but how much bathing do ya get afterward?
Those are Husky mud-socks =D
Survival in the wild calls for a well thought out and executed plan.