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Playful, comical Bo

With floppy ears and the face of a teddy bear, it is no wonder people stop to say hi to Bo, compliment him and ask questions about his breed. “Walking him in public places is like walking with a celebrity,” said Scott Ungar, Bo’s dad, who lives in the Village with fiance Carol Lail. Bo…

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Moonshine and Sunshine

Bengal cats are a cross between an Asian leopard cat and an American shorthair cat. The breed has a wild, beautiful appearance. The golden shimmer in their fur comes from the leopard ancestry and their coats may show spots or rosettes, a distinctive fur pattern. Bengals are loyal cats who form strong bonds with the…

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Sweet as cocoa

As sweet as a cup of hot chocolate, the Sanford family pup, Cocoa, warms hearts with her gentle playfulness, constant wagging tail and energetic spirit. Her soft brown coat with a touch of white looked to Leyna (13) and Tyler (9) like a hot cocoa marshmallow when they were introduced to Cocoa in December 2019….

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Chihuahua on a chain

This Pet Pedigree brought to you by Lone Tree Veterinary Medical Center Alexis may be a tiny tan Chihuahua, but she sure looks mighty with her link chain leash. Though her chain looks as though it could pull the heaviest of trucks, it is a costume chain that weighs nothing more than her walking leash….

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two scottish terriers sit on chairs

34 years of Scottie love

This Pet Pedigree is brought to you by Lone Tree Veterinary Medical Center.   Kim and Rick Schafer have had six Scottish Terriers over the last 34 years. Commonly called “Scotties,” this distinct breed originated in Aberdeen, Scotland. Kim got her first Scottie when she graduated from college, Oreo, and has owned one ever since….

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A pit bull and a bichon frisé: happy together

Amy Fenster is a ball of energy. She is an adventurer, a hiker and provides daily care for patients at UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital. Amy is a nurse working in a combined lab of cardiac catheterization, neuro intervention and intervention radiology. Each day she shines her bright light on those lucky enough to receive her…

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