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Everything is working out great. We have shortened his name to Thunder. Attached is a photo of him after I took him to the dog park. He has a lot of energy and is still very much a puppy. I worry about him becoming vain and a narcissus, because girls are always telling him how good looking he is when I take him out for walks. Thanks for all of your help!
Rob Brose
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