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Daisy puts herself to bed like this at least three or four times a day, and I finally caught it good on camera. We never taught her (how could we?) She just does it because she loves being comfy #beagle #beagles pic.twitter.com/CAvL0s1EH3
— Charlie Rozier (@RozierHistorian) July 28, 2019
