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Sasha T beat everyone, came to the K&C with a real dog
Maybe someday we'll see Masaru in the K&C
Chewing plushies and flowers 
Alina Zagitova
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Maybe someday we'll see Masaru in the K&C
Chewing plushies and flowers 
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What do you think they’re talking about?
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp0pJB4hdB8/
Alinka,what about free ice cream ?? You know what to do
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp0pJB4hdB8/
Alinka,what about free ice cream ?? You know what to do
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Masaru, how you doin ??))
https://m.vk.com/alina_queen_of_ice?z=photo-164963490_456250327/album-164963490_00/rev
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You know what would be funny!!
Masaru jumping at the judges and toppling down the tech panel’s monitors.
She sure would be the ultimate stress relief support Alina can get, even if she went full on “Owlina loving” style at the kiss & cry furniture.
That would be the ultimate test to Masaru’s obedience school acquired manners.
Remember Masaru, manner hands, manner hands. Your compatriot Yuzuru is in the house.
Masaru jumping at the judges and toppling down the tech panel’s monitors.
She sure would be the ultimate stress relief support Alina can get, even if she went full on “Owlina loving” style at the kiss & cry furniture.
That would be the ultimate test to Masaru’s obedience school acquired manners.
Remember Masaru, manner hands, manner hands. Your compatriot Yuzuru is in the house.
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Sasha T beat everyone, came to the K&C with a real dog
Well, that depends if you consider Chihuahua a real dog
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don't you dare! My Maltese will eat you alive. :cool14: Tina will help!Well, that depends if you consider Chihuahua a real dog
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Well, that depends if you consider Chihuahua a real dog
Chihuahuas originated in Mexico, we are proud of them, haha. It's like the saying goes, "chiquito pero picoso" which means something like "small but lethal."
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Well, that depends if you consider Chihuahua a real dog
"Ankle Biters"
Our family had 2 chihuahuas over the years.
They're little but sturdy. One lived almost 16 years, the other almost 17!
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But it may take too much of her attention and make her unfocused.
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Chihuahuas originated in Mexico, we are proud of them, haha. It's like the saying goes, "chiquito pero picoso" which means something like "small but lethal."
"Ankle Biters"
Our family had 2 chihuahuas over the years.
They're little but sturdy. One lived almost 16 years, the other almost 17!
Don't be afraid, I have small spitz
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Don't be afraid, I have small spitz
I thought it was a white wolf in your avatar but it's a spitz. They are feisty little dogs! My friend had a spitz named Thor. That dog lived up to his name.
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Sasha T beat everyone, came to the K&C with a real dog
Well, that depends if you consider Chihuahua a real dog
I talked about Dudakov
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Well, that's not my dog (and that lady is not me, of course
, it's just my favorite picture from amazing photographer Olia Khlopotova), but he is similar, although much bigger than mine.
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Seeing Rika's TES at NHK, I'm thinking Alina will need clean skates in competitions with her. This season will be thrilling. But Alina is our queen, our Madoka. How did she say it? "I have a lot of strength and always find a way out of the situation." I'm looking forward to the next week :agree:
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I hope Rika's amazing performance will really sharpen Alina's focus for the upcoming competitions.
She needs to really build on what she did early (Nebelhorn, Japan) and forget about the problems at Helsinki.
I'm hoping she needs a "challenge" like this to motivate her even more.
Maybe she thrives more on "underdog" status - or if not that, when the attention isn't just drawn on her.
Look at how great she skated last season at Europeans and Olympics (comeptitions with Evgenia).
In any event, Rika has sounded the wakeup call for EVERYONE (not just Alina).
She needs to really build on what she did early (Nebelhorn, Japan) and forget about the problems at Helsinki.
I'm hoping she needs a "challenge" like this to motivate her even more.
Maybe she thrives more on "underdog" status - or if not that, when the attention isn't just drawn on her.
Look at how great she skated last season at Europeans and Olympics (comeptitions with Evgenia).
In any event, Rika has sounded the wakeup call for EVERYONE (not just Alina).
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You are 100 % right. Alina always delivered the best when she had formidable rival. It's her competitive nature, being better then the best of the rest. In Nebelhorn and Japan Open she had to battle herself, now it's time to battle other skaters.
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