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Phobi the Jack Russell Terrier is as smart as a steel trap. Watch him place himself right in front of the cool breeze from the fan. This is how you keep cool during the hot days of Summer!

Scratch my back and I'll scratch yours - that's the arrangement between this dog and its owner. Now that's some impressive teamwork!

She's a natural with children.

Mom, Please don't fight! I'm a man of peace.

The horror film curled my hair.

The jackrussell terrier , Ari, is 2 years old. She is as smart as a steel trap. She opened the door with kindness.

I'm a Fox hunter , so I dug a hole.

I am a little puppy, Thunder. At birth, I was much smaller than siblings. But not anymore.

Human beings aren't the only ones that yawn.A baby puppy first opens its eyes about two weeks after it is born.

She(puppy)sets great store by her appearance.

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