Bucks County Dogs

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There are two sights that you can't miss if you're visiting Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Both of them are very unique canines. You might not want to get in their close proximity, but you can read all about them here. And remember: bring earplugs, these guys get a little yappy!

Sunny, the Sultan of Cellulite

This dog is a 'miniature' dachsund. Miniature, however, is an understatement. In fact, it's a lie. Many people have seen Sunny, but have written him off as a harbor seal. To call Sunny a harbor seal is innaccurate. Sure, they both look the same, and they both bark, but there is one major difference: Sunny moves under his own power about as often as a football. To be honest, Sunny is also too big to be a football...

The Ravinous Pugblatter Beast of Plumsteadville

If you haven't guessed, this dog is a pug (Not a peg, not a pog, but maybe a pig...) This thing is so simple, it just plain thinks it can't see you! OK, it's not that bad, really. What makes it really bad is that it lives in a house with another famous pug. The other one is known as The Ravinous Bugeating Beast of Plumsteadville, after its favorite food. It absolutely adores the taste of bugs!

-Your Cosmic Contributor, CReimer86 8-)

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