Photos | A Picnic with Puppers
This dog knows how to enjoy the sunshine and delicious food with its human companions in Alamo Square, San Francisco.
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a dog is sitting on the grass with people and foodChronologically Adjacent
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2019-11-23T14:54:31.776000-08:00
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