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Pets of the week
Sunny Girl
This is Sunny Girl with her all-time favourite toy. She is a cockapoo bichon and will turn seven in March. To get attention she will nudge her toy under the sofa, coffee table or bed and then bark until someone retrieves it for her.
-- Nancy Keith
Hamish
Our one and a half-year-old Cairn terrier is doing what he loves best -- looking out the window. His favourite day is Wednesday because it's recycling day and there is so much to see and bark at.
-- Susan & Phil Kahanovitch
Shiloh
Meet my girl -- she gets right into her work.
-- Janet David
Scotch
This is my "granddog" sitting in the baby carseat. We are not sure if she is waiting for the baby (not born yet) or if she is claiming the seat as hers? Anyway, she is a West Highland terrier and she is three and one half-years-old.
-- Donna Waller
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 19, 2013 D5
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