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We had a terrific time yesterday at WinterFest Smoky Style and worked really hard, but we are some very tired pups (and humans).
Take me home, Hu-Dad.
We had a blast letting all of the humans pet us and scratch our ears and rub our bellies. Yes, we make such sacrifices we make to entertain humans, but we are a working breed.
What a long day.
By the end of the day, we were tired and went home to a big dinner and an early bedtime. Oh, and probably naps all day long on Sunday!
It is hard being so cute.
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hello thundering herd its dennis the vizsla dog hay wel yoo no wot they say a tired hyooman is a gud hyooman!!! and posibly a cranky wun!!! ha ha ok bye
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