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I ask enough questions! But I don’t post enough pictures.
Like many of you, I have hundreds of pictures of my little furry buddy. I am going to share a few of those now, to show how much the rascal has grown in the past 5 months.
This is him all tuckered out relaxing in his indoor house. I do not let Fox outside, for any reason. The neighborhood is full of dogs.
This is him enjoying eating and digging around in his little blanket. We also play chase and ‘drag around’ with this blanket.
This one was taken when I heard him whimpering in his cage. I went over and it seems he had been having a bad dream. I reached in to pet him, he woke up for a few seconds, purred, and then fell asleep on the ramp.
These are just a few of the many pictures I have of my very demanding little friend.
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