“Norman” Aces Sunday Dog Audition!

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Say hello to Norman, Boston’s newest canine star!

Ever since we made Poppy Director of Casting for our Sunday Dog feature, she’s always come through with the most dazzling talent. Norman aced his audition with a strong showing in agility – which means he can give Poppy a real workout!

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Of course, when puppies wear themselves out playing, it means they often sleep better and longer at home (just saying).

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At seven months of age, Norman told us that he has a thing for balls – Tennis Balls! Although this active Westie also is attracted to squeaky toys, they have a very short lifespan in his care (if you ever need to a “squeaker-ectomy,” Norman’s your guy).

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Norman really enjoys a good Kong toy stuffed with something special. Not an adventurous eater, this inquisitive little character will play with a carrot for 20-minutes before he figures out it’s food. Maybe parents really do have something when they tell their kids, “Eating carrots will help your eyesight” – just look at the sparkle in those eyes!

No wonder Norman aced his audition!

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Words: Ed Cherubino
Photography: © 2012 Ed & Penny Cherubino  

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