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Cute or not?

Captain's Log, Stardate 06.29.2007

Tricia Goyerinsists her puppy Jake is ugly. I disagree—I think he’s darling.



What do you think? Cute or ugly?
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aspire2 said…
Downright adorable.
Thu Jun 28, 10:04:00 PM 2007
Anonymous said…
He's cuter than my mutt! haha I think he's adorable.......ugly.....but adorable. lol
Fri Jun 29, 07:31:00 AM 2007
Anonymous said…
He's endearing. :)
Fri Jun 29, 07:34:00 AM 2007
Anonymous said…
cute, cute, cute! VERY cute. :)
Fri Jun 29, 08:47:00 AM 2007
Anonymous said…
He's handsome in a rugged sort of way. ; )
Fri Jun 29, 10:14:00 AM 2007
Anonymous said…
I think he's so ugly that he's cute.
Fri Jun 29, 11:02:00 AM 2007
C.Gwynn said…
He has his "own" adorable look. You just want to hug him.
Fri Jun 29, 12:22:00 PM 2007
Tricia Goyer said…
Hahaha ... he is so weird looking it makes him cute. He's 1/2 scottie and 1/2 pomerian. What you can't see from this photo is his "beard" and the tuffs of lion fun around his neck.

He is a sweetie, though. He sits ON my feet as I write.
Fri Jun 29, 12:50:00 PM 2007
amyanne said…
I've seen Jake in person...he's so ugly he's cute!
Fri Jun 29, 12:54:00 PM 2007
Anonymous said…
He's absolutely adorable, in a homewrecker-sort-of-way. He could persuade you to take him home, despite that fact that you're not allowed to have dogs in your apartment building and your husband is allergic to dogs and you have three cats who hate dogs . . . And still, you would find a way to keep him! AND he would be your best friend. He would understand all your problems and never tell your secrets. This guy is Toto, all the way. You would run away from home just to keep him!
Fri Jun 29, 04:10:00 PM 2007
Unknown said…
Have you ever heard the saying, "So ugly he's cute?" Nah, the puppy's cute.
Sat Jun 30, 09:22:00 AM 2007
Crystal Laine said…
Well, I vote cute, but I'm really partial to Scots, even halvlings (is that a word?)

My little West Highland Terror sits on my feet, too. Extremely loyal dogs, the Terrors are.

(LOL)
Sat Jun 30, 12:47:00 PM 2007
Christina Tarabochia said…
I think he's cute in a Billy Crystal sort of way. ;-)
Sat Jun 30, 02:48:00 PM 2007
Jenny said…
Oh no! He's precious...absolutely precious!
Sat Jun 30, 05:57:00 PM 2007
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