Mirror Image

With Cheoah recovering from surgery, the two younger brothers – Frankie and Typhoon – are hanging out together a lot. That is creating a little challenge for the Hu-dad who keeps calling them by each other’s names. As Typhoon develops the muscles of a two-year old, he is beginning to be a mirror image of his slightly older brother.

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Typhoon (left) and Frankie playing in the yard. From the front, they are easy to tell apart.

much easier to confuse

From behind, they are much easier to confuse.

2 Comments

  1. Mom 'n Ice on October 11, 2014 at 4:49 am

    Mom sez: Typhoon IS filling out some, but his coat is somewhat darker than Frankie’s, and the white tip on his tail is larger than Frankie’s. Frankie is still my favourite!

    • carolyn on October 11, 2014 at 7:54 am

      Frankie has my heart too! Poor Cheese Whiz though. She must be sad not to be body slamming with her boys.

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