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By At the Fence
Hey Neighbors!

Look at the new additions to our family here At the Fence!  They are soooo cute!


We still need to come up with names!  They are about 2-3 months old and are reasonably hand-tamed.  They come to the door for treats!



They are chinchillas!  So soft!  My daughters have been playing with them and feeding them treats!  If you have a good name leave it in the comments!  We think they are both boys.

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Angie Bailey said…
I like Dexter for the gray one and Simon for the other. : )
April 30, 2013 at 4:02 AM
Shelley P said…
Congrats on your new family members! They are adorable! I have chins too : ) My oldest is 18 years old and I have two more that are 17 years. I've always liked the name Dusty for a gray chin and how about Storm for the white.
April 30, 2013 at 12:23 PM
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