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January 1, 2016 Cassi Thomas Leave a comment

On Christmas Eve our family brought two new Jindo (native to Korea) puppies into our home. We now have a total of three (Roxy is 9 months old now). I’m pretty happy with these photos. They are my first try at an indoor photo shoot (outside of lifestyle).

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