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Several weeks ago, we posted about Typhoon’s amazing Suppertime Dance. And then, yesterday, we posted the picture below of him dancing around the yard.
The bouncy Typhoon
So the question is does he have legs or springs – or springs in his legs?
Or maybe just really, really long legs.
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Typhoon, Deude… Yeu really know how teu boing boing boing!!!
wif lubbs from Little REufus
The most wonderful thing about Tiggers, er, Typhoons, is I’m the only one!
Oh my gosh, whatever they are, they sure are bouncy!! Great shots!!
He’s Tigger in a canine suit!
Monty and Harlow
Its fun to bounce, and Typhoon sure has the equipment for it!
~Bouncy Miss Moo
Poetry in motion, Ty, poetry in motion., lol.
Mom sez: The Sibe we had before Ice & Ayla came into our lives was long-legged, same as Typhoon. Her name was Kiah, and she, like Ty, acted like she was on a pogo stick when she got excited. She was also our “water dog”, just LOVED the water, couldn’t keep her out of it. She adopted us when she was 12 weeks old, and we last her to cancer when she was 13-years old. (Before Kiah, was Chinook, a Mal/Sibe X, who we also lost to cancer at age 13 — so, Sibes have been a part of my life for almost 35 years)