That is so lovely…have you noticed that it’s the cats who have bagged places nearest that lovely fire, great that they have let the dog have a small space ! 
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The dog (Syd) knows who the boss is (ginger Roger), and knows his place.!
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Ahhh, what a cutie ! 
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He looks just like the one that arrived at our house about six weeks ago!
Always so very sad to lose a beloved pet 
He is gorgeous.
Isn’t he a sweetie?? 
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I think so Angela…these photos belie the fact that he is a live wire (auto correct suggested love wire which may be more appropriate 
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We’ve been through a Jekyll and Hyde” phase which sometimes still presents itself now and again…and times when he studies me as if I have two heads…
My house is strewn with toys and bits of toys and destuffed and de squeakered toys and defluffed balls…like having a four legged furry toddler…
But we are slowly gaining an understanding that if he deposits his ball in my lap I will throw it for him…if I ask him where Mr Duck or Mr Croc or Bedtime bear or tuggy toy are then he finds them and deposits them in my lap or if I’m distracted on the kitchen table…
He’s a proper pest but so funny and adorable that my heart melts…
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Oh he is adorable
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is that an Irish Wolfhound?
No its a Shire Horse! It is enormous!
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He’s a she Phoebe 16 months old in this photo . Yes she is an Irish wolfhound all 60K of her.
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Phoebe looks really nice. At 16 months and 60kg, I would think that she still has a fair of growth left.
I was fortunate to have my wolfhound Mickey for 10 years. Mickey grew to be 75 kgs and I think just over 30" at the shoulder. Picture of her below with one of the cats that we had then. Some say that once you have a wolfhound, you will never have another breed, and that is certainly true for me.
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