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The Dogist： Leelu, Sharp Eagle (Shar Pei/Beagle mix; 3 m/o), West 4th & Lafayette St., New York, NY • “The Beagle in her makes weird noises. She sounds like a monkey when she whines.”

The Dogist： Bernie, Border Terrier (10 w/o), Washington Square Park, New York, NY • “Bernadette Peters – we just got her yesterday. She slept through the night.”

The Dogist： Argo, Golden Retriever (8 m/o), Central Park, New York, NY • “He’s very clumsy – he walks like he’s still learning to walk. He trips over his feet.”

The Dogist： ADOPTABLE: Andy, mix (1 y/o) – from @bideawee, NYC • “He has a condition called Megaesophagus which inhibits his ability to properly digest his food unless he eats upright in a little highchair. Anyon

The Dogist： Gino, Labrador Retriever (4 m/o), Washington Square Park, New York, NY • “He had a horrible experience with a garbage truck. He was pooping when a garbage truck made a really loud sound. We’ve had to

The Dogist： Ripley, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever (3 m/o), Spring & Crosby St., New York, NY • “She’s obsessed with chewing her tail. No destruction yet – she hasn’t reached her teenage phase.”

The Dogist： Oscar, Miniature Bernedoodle (2 m/o), Father Demo Square, New York, NY • “He loves biting shoes and destroying our carpet.” @oscardoodledood

The Dogist： Heidi, Miniature Bernedoodle (10 w/o), Houston & Lafayette St., New York, NY • “We’re getting no sleep – she whines through the night. She likes licking legs after a shower and frozen carrots.”

The Dogist： Emma, Miniature Goldendoodle (3 m/o), Bleecker & Macdougal St., New York, NY • “She’s a non social media dog.”

The Dogist： Tilly, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever (4 m/o), Central Park, New York, NY

The Dogist： Jake & Ben, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers (9 & 10 y/o), Riverside Park, New York, NY • “They’re both failed show dogs because they’re ‘not perfect’. Jake was sent back first – his markings were

The Dogist： Pablo, Brussels Griffon (3 y/o), Central Park, New York, NY • “He chases after the horses but he’s seven pounds. Smaller than a cat. He would eat as much as a 50 pound dog if he could.”