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Dogs are naturally pack animals. Packs provide many benefits, but one of those benefits is protection from outside invaders. Since crates were not designed for double occupancy, what do Frankie and Cheoah need protection from?
Why are Frankie and Cheoah huddled together in one crate?
Apparently, some pup was being a pest.
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Apparently its no secret that Typhoon is a force to be reckoned with.
Safety in numbers!!!
Ty your a funny little guy that we love!
Typhoon, are you up to no good?
Would love a copy of “Travels with Casey”. Seems to be a favorite of many pets.
I want a copy of Travels with Casey.