Greyhound runs, but greyhound can't hide

Dusty in hiding
Dusty? Dusty? Has anyone seen Dusty?
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Dusty has four beds in the townhouse -- including one about 2 feet from where she is now. No matter: This is one of her favorite hideaways when I'm scampering around with the music blasting.

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