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Play With Me!

18 years ago

Hmmm, I wonder if she'll play (every night it's Scrabble, Scrabble, stupid computer!)...

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Play?

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C'monnnn!!

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How 'Bout Now??

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Whadda I gotta do??

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See, ain't this fun??

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Comments (17)

annie1992
18 years ago
Gina, how could you possibly resist that handsome face? And no one can beg quite like a dachshund, can they? It's impossible to resist, you might as well give right in.

Annie
blueiris24
18 years ago
He is just SO cute -- I love that look he has in his eye "how could you possibly resist me?!"
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chase_gw
18 years ago
What a great set of pics Gina. He is so cute, such a face!
woodie
18 years ago
Awwwww!
ann_t
18 years ago
Oh Gina, What a great face. So expressive.

Ann
arabellamiller
18 years ago
Who could resist that face! What a little cutie.

AM
shaun
18 years ago
Aw that was so cute!!!! He's a handsome boy!
teresa_nc7
18 years ago
Yep, he knows how cute he is for sure! LOL! Great photos, Gina!
caliloo
18 years ago
He's just adorable! How could anyone resist those eyes!

Alexa
dlundin
18 years ago
My favorite is Whadda I gotta do?? That is priceless. Great pictures.
Gina_W
Original Author
18 years ago
First he tries to taunt you with the toy - "isn't this a great toy/rag/bone/stick/etc?" He shakes it and puts it at your feet. Then if you are not responding, he will put his toy in your lap. If he can't get to your lap, he will stick his nose in between your legs to try to wedge himself in there to get your attention.

"Dogged persistence." I know what that means now. It's the same persistence when DH and I have ice cream. He'll sometimes get a finished bowl to lick. Then he will nag, nag, nag to get that second bowl. "Whaddya mean there isn't a second bowl?" "Ya think I was born yesterday?" "Give it up, people! Don't act like I'm not here. I ain't taking NO for an answer!"
woodie
18 years ago
Gina, he's really beautiful - his coat is so shiny. Diana is right about "whadda I gotta do" - what a look! Sort of a hey, I'm really quite dignified and I really don't like to beg, look.
riverrat1
18 years ago
I want one just like him! He is a keeper for sure!
canarybird01
18 years ago
I just love his face and the great pics Gina. Reminds me of a little terrier I once had when she wanted to play ball.

They're just like small children aren't they !

SharonCb
Gina_W
Original Author
18 years ago
Yup, except he'll never grow up and I don't have to worry about paying for college!
whiteorchid75
18 years ago
*awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww* What a sweet puppy!
doucanoe
18 years ago
Gina, he is so handsome! We had a daschund that looked a lot like him when I was a teenager. They are such great dogs!

Linda

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