This page captures the pets of family and friends in Pennsylvania, Arizona, and upstate New York. The subsequent pages are Texas family member household pets over a span of several years.
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Pennsylvania

Rex was a lab/dane mix and a very good boy. (2010)
[A large all-black dog stands in the grass beside a chain-link fence. His large tongue is out as he was chasing balls.]

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Arizona

Bear was a baby golden in April 2004.
[A young golden-brown retriever lays on the tiled floor with his head up staring at the camera. He has a big black nose, floppy ears, and relatively short fur.]

Bear the big boy in September 2008
[The dog sits facing the camera with his eyes closed and his mouth wide open. His nose is mostly brown with black edgeing. His pink tongue has a blue spot on the left side.]

Roxy sitting pretty. (December 2012)
[A Shepherd/Terrier mix dog sitting with her hind legs both to the left and her front left paw crossed over her right front leg.]

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Upstate New York

Trinkets, a good girl (2011)
[Grey and brown miniature Yorkie standing ready for action.]

Coal, a good boy (2011)
[Black lab with grey around the snoot lying on the carpet.]

Mick, a city dog who became country (2005)
[A standing Springer Spaniel pup looking right at the camera.]

Ellie and Peter - siblings from the same litter who knew they were not to go upstairs which sometimes stopped them from doing just that. (2011)
[One liver and white Springer Spaniel pup and one tri-colored Springer Spaniel pup sitting at the bottom of the stairs.]

Ellie, a good girl unless her brother led her astray. (2012)
[A Springer Spaniel looking at the camera with two front paws hanging over the side of a recliner.]

Peter, a good boy who could occasionally find some trouble. (2012)
[A sitting Springer Spaniel with the red eyes looking up at the camera.]

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