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Up, Up and Away!

comments (2) January 28th, 2010 in gallery

dandy_lion dandy_lion, member
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Ziva scores a perfect 10.
Chasing squirrels is serious business!
Ziva scores a perfect 10. Click the image to enlarge.

Ziva scores a perfect '10'.
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My Rhodesian Ridgeback, Ziva, has a 'zero tolerance' policy for squirrels in the backyard. She will go to any length (or height!) to keep our yard squirrel free.

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Comments (2)

PaulaFrechette writes: Now that is just too funny!! Posted: 2:10 pm on February 16th
southernsoil writes: Ziva gives new meaning to Tree Bark. Very nice photos dandy_lion. Posted: 4:23 pm on February 7th
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