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Our other dog Ribsy is also in the photo, and she is awesome. She was a stray and skinny at the time where you could see her ribs, hence the name. Everyone loves Ribsy, and I was actually offered $200 for her, but she’s a good dog, a great friend to LilBit and, in my eyes – priceless.