Apart from the overall cuteness effect, which I hope you agree is formidable, I really enjoy how this picture showcases Fang’s longer muzzle.
Don’t they look like they’re just about to burst in two-part harmony?
In top hat and tails.
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Fang seems to have taken off his black jacket and is in shirtsleeves
He’s more informal. Tony Bennett rather than Marlene Dietrich.
Double the cute!! But what do they see? *looking over*
I know! The urge to follow their intense gaze is really strong, isn’t it. To be honest — I can’t remember. Some durn thing or other. Didn’t last long before they were whaling the tar out of each once again.
It’s a beautiful picture! They are going to be great friends I can just tell 🙂
What I’m most happy about at the moment, other than the beauty of and growing fellowship between these two, is the return to Bugs-ness. I’ve felt like I haven’t had my Bugs for almost two months now. But he seems to be coming back.
Any way you slice it, they’re adorable! I love seeing them together, so sweet!
Aren’t they?
This definitely warms the cockles!!! :)))
So glad you like, CAT.
It does warm the cockles! LOL
What a beautiful shot!
Like d’Artagnan, I also got so curious about what got their attention… would you tell us?
Wish I could, Ivy. But who knows. Something extremely important and vital. And temporary.
😀
They look ready to pounce on that elusive wildebeest, if you ask me.
In the bedroom. Bugs first, because Fang would miss.
Super cute!
Fang’s long muzzle–some Van blood in him? Would go with the coat color pattern.
Whoop, Anne D! A thousand thanks for this! I followed up on your tip and it sure looks that way to me. The elongated feet, too. And Fang is floofier than Bugs. Now, the $64-thousand-question: Would Fang go for a swim??
So interesting, to think Fang’s bloodline might emanate from Turkey. It adds so much to the romance! I’m really much obliged to you.
Gus swims, but he isn’t from Turkey. Fang might like water or he might not. It isn’t limited to Turkish Van purebreds.
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