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When Joey and I took our walks downtown, people always stop us to
ask about her. They didn't know what kind of dog she was, and they
were impressed with her graceful walk, and proud stance. A poodle
without poofy hair, confused people. After a short talk, I would
hand them her business card, so they could see more of her on her
webcam.
Trivia: The image on her business card is actually a silhouette
of Joey.
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I couldn't let Joey have a business card, and not have one one
myself. Unfortunately my title was Assistant to the Top Dog,
to her title of The Top Dog. Not only that, but she had
the catchy slogan Some people surf the web, I live on it.
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Here's Joey's dog pen, computer, and webcam. This is where Joey
danced and played for her audience. I wanted to give her a place
to play in, where she could be a puppy (destructive). This
worked out well, as this gives her a limited area to be in so
she's always be in the view of the webcam.
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Joey standing proudly in her pen
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Joey waiting patiently for me to come in the pen and play
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I would place a few kibbles outside Joey's pen everyday. On
this day, a few of them were just out of reach. Joey crouches
down to examine the situation, unsure of what to do to get her
kibbles. Her webcam can be seen on the shelf at the far left of
the picture.
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Joey lying down, expecting a treat.
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