A good boy
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That's adorable! Does he rest his snoot on his ball regularly? I'd feed him waay too many treats
He's a big "no take only throw" kinda boy. But he sits like this and makes you feel bad for not throwing.
I think that for these type of dogs, the 'game' is not letting you get the ball. That face is saying "go on... Go on, try and take it!"
Effective emotional manipulation indeed
Oh big time.
Aww I love him! Those ears! The smile!
Gorgeous! I might be biased because he looks like my dog but with slightly different colouring.
A good photo too, looks like you caught him in a moment of calm, but I can imagine the chaos once the ball is thrown.
I love him 😍
"hi. im rdy 2 play. R u?"