A dog having the time of their life on eroticism in historya slide is something that will never get old.
Gypsy, a small canine friend of the Beausejour Fair in Canada, got in a few rides in before the fair began over the weekend. The happy pup had to get a little help from its human, but once on board, could not stop wagging its tail.
Clearly this fair should exist solely for Gypsy's enjoyment.
Heart. Melted.
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