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Fuzzy can sleep anywhere he chooses, being a feral dog used to years of "camping". Ever since he picked us as his masters, he prefers to sleep as close to where...
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Fuzzy can sleep anywhere he chooses, being a feral dog used to years of "camping". Ever since he picked us as his masters, he prefers to sleep as close to where we are at the moment. It is a pleasure watching him shut down all his safety sensors... :)
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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/160

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Jun, 2014

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