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Robyn Sweaney

Robyn's parents had two terriers, Wuff and Snuff. In spite of Snuff’s ominous name and a couple of close shaves – once, he jumped out of a moving car, and another time, on a long road trip, he was accidentally left behind at a petrol station – he outlived Wuff.

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Robyn Sweaney, 2016 by Mark Mohell
Robyn Sweaney, 2016 by Mark Mohell
Zed, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Zed, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Arnie, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Arnie, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Bronson, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Bronson, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Bubbles, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Bubbles, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Fitz, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Fitz, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Hercules, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Hercules, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Home Sweet Home (Peter Fay, Robin Evans and Milly), 2013 by Robyn Sweaney
Home Sweet Home (Peter Fay, Robin Evans and Milly), 2013 by Robyn Sweaney
In the park, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
In the park, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Little dog, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Little dog, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Max, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Max, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Mrs Violet Frisby, 2011 by Robyn Sweaney
Mrs Violet Frisby, 2011 by Robyn Sweaney
Neighbours, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Neighbours, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Romy and Penny, from the series Walking the dog (6/8), 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Romy and Penny, from the series Walking the dog (6/8), 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Sunday afternoon, 2016 by Robyn Sweaney
Sunday afternoon, 2016 by Robyn Sweaney
Teddy and Seal, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
Teddy and Seal, from the series Walking the dog, 2005 by Robyn Sweaney
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