Does your DS or DSX suffer from RBF?

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Does your DS or DSX suffer from RBF?

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That is to say, Resting Bitchy/Bastardly Face?

Apparently, the new pup does...
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Tell me, is there any hope for a cure on the horizon?

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(Now y'all know why I seemingly flaked the other week RE: thread replies)

At least, he's got a more familiar/traditional pose going for him even at 9.5 weeks.

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Have you seen my avatar of Radar?
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Sadies typical face
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I have pictures of Thor where he has either snarky looks (really, really snarky) or tremendously serious ones. They all come under the file titled: Make My Day, Punk.
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Does RDF count? Resting Derp Face? My guy commonly has that face.... The RBF not so much unless I'm calling him Fluff Butt...
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Just wait until it gets older! Especially once they get out of the adolescent stage and settle down into SRS BSNS mode as an adult.
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Mobil & Turbo (4/14, probably DS)

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This pic is a common look Xander gives me. His facial expressions crack me up.
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