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Tapa looking quite sinister2858 views
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Kiko & Tapa in their Favorite Position4227 views....begging for food....!
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Tapa in the Kitchen2686 views
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Marjorie with the Bull Terriers3208 viewsMadresfield - Summer 2003
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Marjorie and Tapa resting their eyes1785 viewsI recently asked Marjorie if she'd sell Tapa for 10,000. "Oh yes," she said. We could always get another puppy. Does this look like someone who would sell Tapa?
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Tapa and new pet food1683 viewsWe tried to get Tapa to be one of our dog food "models." We set up the seamless background, and then put down the bowl of food. Of course, he became food-focused. But also kept turning his backside towards the camera. This is one of the only photos we were able to get of his head. We have lots and lots of Tapa's tail.
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Tapa, Marjorie, and Kiko Reading Newspaper2447 viewsWe play musical couches with the Bull Terriers. Sometimes they like to sit on our right, sometimes on our left. Sometimes in our lap. We are currently in the Tapa on our right, Kiko on our left mode. For now --- for a minute.
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Tapa on the Couch1631 viewsTapa was feeling a bit poorly, so spent most of the day on the couch --- with his head over the arm rest.
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Bull Terriers and Cushions1397 views
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Bull Terriers - with only one cushion2036 viewsThis is what happens when we only bought one Cozies cushion (testing it out first) and have two bull terriers. Needless to say we had to rush out and order a second --- www.cozies.net. The cushions are great: made of Dupont Cordura, so quite strong.
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Whitecroft - Spring Afternoon655 viewsApril 25, 2004 -- Gorgeous Spring Sunday -- Marjorie and I spent the day reading the papers, etc., out on the lanai. (Actually, I read the papers while Marjorie tossed Kiko's ball.) Kevin mowed the front lawn on Friday afternoon, so took this photograph with the Cone Noses.
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Tapa and the Daisy Sprinkler4079 viewsWe bought this silly yellow daisy sprinkler at the BBC Garden Show --- for Tapa. We knew he'd chase the water all over the place. And he did, for hours. When we shut it off, he'd stand at look at the limp daisy, waiting for it to do something. So we'd have to turn it on again.
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