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30 April 2009 4 Comments

To all the Nash fans out there (all 2 of you), here are some quick facts as he turns 2 months old today.

Name:	Nash	Breed:	Shih Tzu

Birth date:	March 1, 2009	Color:	Mahogany, with a black ’stubble’ and off-white ‘bib’

Favorite food:	Royal Canin Shih Tzu formula 28	Favorite treat:	Troy Nutripet High-Energy Vitamin Concentrate (yes, he goes all-out crazy over this nutritional supplement)

Favorite activity:	running and playing chase, wrestling with my socks, belly rubs	Favorite hangout:	anywhere but the crate

Favorite toy:	a ball of pairless socks with Pedigree Denta inside	Favorite pastime:	lying around on his back with all four limbs up in the air

Most dreaded activity:	Bathing	Worst time of the day:	anytime he’s left alone

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posted on 1 May 2009

Jen said:

I think that Nash has more than 2 fans. He is simply adorable! He actually sounds a bit like my chow. Also, if you want to treat him, try browsing through the stuff at bow&wow at Shangri-La mall. My dogs love a lot of the stuff there esp. the products of Merrick. Happy 2 months old to Nash!

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posted on 2 May 2009

ivysheeler said:

eh! gwapitong aso! hehe.

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posted on 2 May 2009

ect said:

its a he right?? such an adorable dog.. longing for a dog of my own if its the proper time… ^^;

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posted on 6 May 2009

Bing said:

>Ahttp://www…the lonely look.
>AHA! Most dreaded activity is bathing! Hmmm…
>Sana may photo ng favorite pastime

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