Photos | Furry Vizla Puppy Takes Over the Living Room
This adorable Vizla puppy finds solace sitting on the soft rug and taking in the sights and sounds of this San Francisco living room, complete with wooden furniture and three cardboard boxes.
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architecture herbal bulldog tin civic interior design kills labrador plant building portrait footwear viruses plywood outdoors cabinet vizsla wipes living furniture house hi-li pet flooring carton tennis container wood shoe bag cardboard dog shelf herbs indoors disinfecting ball shorts dining canine pitbull hardwood sport table accessories room couch housing puppy hound potted center photography retriever mammal animal staircase floor handbag box shelter
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