Bear still finding new things in the back yard...What's a tow ball :-)

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  1. camo

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    Bear is in a phase now of detailed investigation, this is the perfect example, what was just a car last week, now has all sorts of bits and pieces.

    Having had breakfast, it was time to come out and feed the other animals, we walked past the car, like we had done every day, but then wait...what's that?..a Tow ball??? What's that???:D

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    Cheers,

    Cameron
     
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    Adorable!! He is so precious :D
     
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    So cute.

    Very important for puppies to be desensitised to tow balls at an early age ;)
     
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    He is so very cute x
     
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    He is wonderful :doug:
     
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    Aw he's gorgeous!
     
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    Aw he is so cute.
    Did he attack it and try and "remove it" LOL ?
    :happyfeet:
     
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    He is divine.
     
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    :inlove:He is a cutie
     
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    Thanks everyone, it really is fun seeing how his mind is developing, I know I am going to miss this discovery phase.
     
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    Such a serious looking face. You have to concentrate on things like tow balls, y'know.
     
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    I think the discovery phase is so much fun.

    A couple of my friends have Sammys, and the breeder would not sell the pups until they were at least 12 weeks old. Most of the US Lab breeders go for 7 weeks, which is when we got both Tilly and Cooper. So much happens in those first few weeks, that I can't imagine waiting for 12+ weeks to get a pup. They develop so fast you can see changes almost daily.
     
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