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E Is For Ewok

I love elephants but being in Canada, only see them when I visit a zoo.
Imagine how lovely it must be in India or Asia where the elephants roam free?!
All I have here is an Ewok.
Ewok, my other best friend

As you can see, Ewok is not from Star Wars. No. She is my Shi-Tzu. She is my little princess too. I gave her the name Ewok because of how she looked when I got her. She resembled an Ewok so much, I imagined her in the warrior outfit, running through the forest helping R2D2 and C3PO. Seriously, see for yourself:
Adorable right?! 
That's my girl! She was 4 months old in the bottom photo and 3 years old in the top.
See what I mean now about the resemblance? 


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  3. A Real cutie ~ Ewok! ~ My dog reminds of an Ewok also ~ Happy Holidays to you ~ carol, xxx

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  6. very cute! Surprise - she didn't get very big. Lol. {:-Deb

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  7. She is definitely well-named. What a cutie!

    =)

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  9. I love elephants but my first choice for the letter E would be Ewok anytime. She is adorable.

    I can't believe she is three already, I remember when you got her as a pup.

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  10. Ewok is adorable - she has a face you want to snuggle :-)

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  11. Ewok is an excellent name for such a cutie...

    Thanks for linking to the letter "E"!

    A+

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