Ivy the Puppy in Illinois
Last summer, when visiting Ashley’s family in Illinois, we met their friend’s new puppy Ivy.
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- Job is lounging by the door in the sunlight
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- Ivy the puppy is a cute little black dog
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- Ivy giving me a kiss on the floor
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- Ivy sprawls out with her toy on the floor
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- Ivy the puppy attacking her toy
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- This puppy has a toy “Nermal” she plays with
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- Ivy the dog biting my thumb
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- Ashley laying back on the hardwood, smiling at the camera
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- Ivy posing for the camera while being given a bath
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