Oscar sitting patiently for us while we finished a bbq at my sister-in-law’s house!
This required quite a bit of work because I had to clone out his lead, 3 garden chairs and the side of the bbq. Is it obvious where?
© 2006 Donncha O Caoimh
Oscar in the grass
16 Jun
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I can’t tell where, but I’m not going to study hard to try. I’m just enjoying what a cute little guy this pup is.
awwww your puppy is adorable…i want onee..too cute for words
I love Oscar’s grooming – he looks great, with a very shiny coat I might add!
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[...] Thanks to the generosity of Ken Guest and Aisling and Proinnsias and Sinead we were able to go see the show. We’re still fairly broke so soon after our wedding and I really must thank them sincerely for making this happen! It was remiss of me to forget another three important people who helped us greatly! Donal and Celine took care of Oscar for the weekend. My sister Mairead helped too, bringing him for a walk in the lovely sunshine! Thank you all! [...]
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