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A perfect example that not all litter siblings that are homed together get littermate syndrome 
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They are a credit to you bothxx
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They’re beautiful. Therapeutic just to see them chilling together. However that goes with sighthounds.
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Thank you, Kara, and we count our lucky stars with them a billion times a day! I must admit we haven’t put in a great deal of training but they know that Orni belongs to Neil and Sassi belongs to me. They play and play and play together but then come and want their cuddle time with each of us.A perfect example that not all litter siblings that are homed together get littermate syndrome
They are a credit to you both
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I’ve come across so many current sighthound owners who, although they’ve had different breeds in the past, have said that they wouldn’t have any other than a sighthound. I have to admit that I’m extremely biased.
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Beautiful!
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Thank you! Yours are, too, and look like they could have some fantastic versions of what we call a “whip fit”.
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