Dog's get in the spirit!

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Pharaoh Cowboy & Count Hoss-ula!

Dog's get in the spirit!

By: nanafriisSubscribe Channel: Halloween Location: West Branch, IA Saturday, Oct 31 , 09 at 5:26 PM

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Dr. Duster in West Branch had an open house and said if our four legged friends were in the spirit to dress up for the party. I took our two boxers and with smiles on their faces we trotted into the clinic and had their pictures taken. Pharaoh Cowboy is 3 1/2 years old and Count Hoss-ula is 1 1/2 years old. They are well mannered and enjoyed all of the attention they received!

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FUN_FUN says ... on Tuesday, Nov 10 at 5:25 PM

WOW

Jay says ... on Monday, Nov 2 at 6:46 PM

Those costumes are just so Dog-Gone cool!!!

Liz says ... on Monday, Nov 2 at 6:44 PM

I love count Hoss-ula! Its the best dog costume idea I've seen this year!!!! Adorable!!

Papa says ... on Sunday, Nov 1 at 2:18 PM

Cute...Cute...CUTE!!!

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