All for One and One for All
Kenzie had a tough day at the Vet today. We found out that she has the hips of a 13 yo dog (she is 3 1/2) and will need hip replacement surgery. As soon as she got home, Riley rushed over to comfort her.

Arrow joined in to give his condolences. The bond these three have is remarkable.

All for one, and one for all.

PS: This is the first time I’ve ever gotten pet insurance (AKC Pet Insurance… Read More


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