Photos | Canine Paradise on the Balcony
A Vizsla takes in the beautiful ocean view surrounded by potted plants and sheltered by a wooden fence on a sunny day in Pismo Beach.
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a dog sitting on a balcony looking out at the oceanChronologically Adjacent
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