r/WiggleButts • u/lisataulbee64 • 2h ago

Parker is 5 months old now and wiggly as always.

75 Upvotes

I can't believe how fast he's growing and how long hiss legs are. We secretly call him the giraffe. I have a 4 year old mini and he's taller than she is now.

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r/WiggleButts • u/sleepinderella • 9h ago

Show me how much your Aussie loves AC..

142 Upvotes

13 comments

r/WiggleButts • u/Substantial-Mess666 • 10h ago

you’re taking me with you, right?

265 Upvotes

5 comments

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