Private Playdate

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How fun to see the pups again.  They are so emotive, intelligent, and such good players.  They play hard, but take lots of breaks and read each other's signals.  When one starts to get too crazy or amped, they break off play.  And then usually the other one will lead and re-instigate the play.  It's also great that they respond to their names so well.  That way I can help them take breaks if need be.

This pic is too amazing! *Boing! Rusty says, 'Just kidding! Can't get me! Those jaws are fierce! What a snarl!'  And Grete says, 'Yes! And my tongue means I'm just playing.' HAH!  All in a few seconds!

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Here was a good break they took to roll in the grass!  They love the new yard.  And with good cause!  I almost joined them.

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If one was more tired, they'd primarily instigate play from their back.  I think this was equal tired...or, still next play from rolling in the grass.  Sword fight with the jaws! 

 
Aw, pup love. *SQUISH!*

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What a total blast. :D

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Grete gave me some nice kisses, and Rusty shared some great goofy grins for butt scratches.

Thanks, guys!

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Grete gave me some nice kisses, and Rusty shared some great goofy grins for butt scratches.
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