Peewee

30/09/2023

I have reached 100 followers! Thank you for your continued support. I could not have done it without each of you. 🙏🤗🎉

29/03/2023

Fresh Coast!

07/03/2023

I love cuddles!

10/05/2021

I ruv my mommy! Everyday is Mommy's Day! 💛🐾 Share for the Dog Moms!

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23/04/2021

Happy Earth Day! Throw back video from when I hid inside a Redwood Tree from an Elk!

☝Volume up! Can you hear me not drawing any attention to us!? 🐾👅🌏

21/04/2021

Woof! Mountain! Ruhh.. can someone help me out of this? 🐾 🏔
@ Puget Sound

12/04/2021

My hoomans always overpack! Vacay time! 😎🐾

04/04/2021

I'm a CHUBBY BUNNY 🐰🐾🐣

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31/03/2021

KING PEEWEE for the day in Camelot🐾👑
@ Newport, Oregon

25/03/2021

Don't I have the cutest teeth?! 🐾😁
@ Puget Sound

23/03/2021

Looks just like me when I sleep on the couch! 👅⚓

19/03/2021

It'z Friday letz Pawty! Who'z with me?!🐾🦴🎉

18/03/2021

Mommy made me 🍀 treats to celebrate 3 years ago today I had feeling in my toes after IVDD surgery! 🏥🐾💛

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16/03/2021

Who's feeling the monday night lazies?! 💤👅

14/03/2021

While you enjoy this view, I will plan my trip to go wee on that snow 🐾💛

13/03/2021

Today is going to be a goob day! 🦴

11/03/2021

Got my mommy to sit still for a picture! 😉
Shout out to all the dog moms!

11/03/2021

No filter 😍

10/03/2021

Hates cold bath water / Likes cold river water... 😅

10/03/2021

Strollin by the river 🏞

08/03/2021

Peewee was checking out this totem pole in Port Townsend, WA ! 💭 The lowest figures on the totem pole are often considered the most prestigious. We really liked this story of the bottom figure.

"The bottom figure on the pole represents T’Chit-a-ma-hun, or as he was known locally, Chetzemoka. He was born in 1808, and he eventually became a high ranking S’Klallam chief. He was known as a peacemaker and friend to the early settlers. He felt everyone would prosper more through peace and trade than by fighting one another. During the Indian Wars of the 1850’s, a gathering of tribal leaders proposed to drive the settlers out of the region. For ten days in 1857, he argued to spare their lives. At the end of each day, he signaled the settlers, letting them know the course of the debate. After ten days he was able to let them know the danger had passed and the threat of war was over. To commemorate this event, the citizens of Port Townsend placed a bronze plaque on the rock from which he had signaled them. The small figure at the bottom of this pole on which the carved figure of Chetzemoka stands, represents Sentinel Rock, the place from where he signaled to the settlers. Today a park in Port Townsend and a Washington State Ferry are named in his honor."

06/03/2021

First waterfall hike for Peewee !

03/03/2021

Peewee is excited for this road trip!

14/02/2021

Happy Valentines Day ❣❣ Sending you lovinz 💌 🥰 Peewee

14/02/2021

Happy Valentines Day❣ Sending you lovinz Peewee ! 😍🥰

19/01/2021

Airplane pillow swag!

19/01/2021