In the recent years, the dogs have become a big part of the Thanksgiving celebration in this family. Most of the leftover bones and fat go to what they call “little vacuums” who happily eat them. Lucy, (pictured) the grandmother’s dog, is the eldest dog and likes to keep all the younger ones in check by barking in their faces. She is treated as one of grandkids and allowed to do just about anything.
While the food is being prepared and the table being set, most everyone is off doing their own thing. However, once the call goes out …
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In the recent years, the dogs have become a big part of the Thanksgiving celebration in this family. Most of the leftover bones and fat go to what they call “little vacuums” who happily eat them. Lucy, (pictured) the grandmother’s dog, is the eldest dog and likes to keep all the younger ones in check by barking in their faces. She is treated as one of grandkids and allowed to do just about anything.