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Baby Mae Our Little Whippet Mix.....We Think

by Loren Weed
(Beverly, MA)

Mae in the kitchen

Mae in the kitchen

We adopted Mae from a rescue in Massachusetts where we live.
She was shipped in a big truck along with about 50 other dogs from Alabama.
We named her Mae because we got her in May for our wedding anniversary, she is 4 months old.
Mae is a special little pup she was taken from her mom just after she was born, the whole litter was dumped at a kill shelter in Alabama.
Mae was bottled fed and I really believe that is why she is so cuddly.
We were told she was possibly a Boston terrier mix.
Her markings are so unique and her face does not resemble a Boston at all.
My groomer saw her and said she is definitely a whippet mix but her face is a little different than a whippet.
I think she is mixed with some kind of terrier.
She has no doggy odor, runs like a greyhound and jumps so high that I have never seen anything like it.
She loves people, dogs, babies and pretty much anyone. Oh, and did I mention she is a cuddle bug?
I have been doing my research and I think my groomer is right on the money. Tell me what you think.

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Whippet Mix: Mae

by Loren Weed
(Beverly, MA)

Mae

Mae

Here is another picture of Mae, it isn't the best but hopefully you can see her.

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Whippet Mix: Mae the Cuddle Bug

by Loren Weed
(Beverly, MA)


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