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Take a Break from Studying: The Pets of BC Law (2024 Edition)

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As we embark on final exams and the end of a semester, I’m grateful to wrap up my final BC Law Impact Blog post with the pets of BC, thanks to everyone’s stellar submissions of their adorable pets. My niche at the blog has not been hard-hitting journalism, and I’m happy not to start now.

Cooper: Caleb Brady’s Golden Doodle

Caleb is a 2L from Lakeville, MN and Cooper is his 3-year-old Golden Doodle who is energetic, loving, and [a little too] friendly.

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Take a Break from Studying: The Pets of BC Law Ch. 3

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This holiday season, I’m incredibly thankful to everyone who participated by submitting their pets. Stay tuned for Ch. 4, released during the Spring semester, to meet even more of our furry, scaly, and feathered friends!

Asmodeus: Joey Black’s Flemish Giant Rabbit

Joey is a 3L from Rolling Hills, CA and Asmodeus is his 14-month-old Flemish Giant Rabbit who is a “menace to society.” He loves to rampage through Joey’s apartment, tear holes in his clothes and bank account, and destroy Joey’s sense of sanctuary. Despite this, or maybe because of it, Joey shared that Asmodeus “Is perfect and I love him.”

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Take a Break from Studying: The Pets of BC Law

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Tucker Phillay Salters: Travis’s 2.5 year-old Best Friend


Tucker Phillay Salters is a 2.5 year old mini Australian labradoodle. Tucker enjoys vigorous exercise and averages 5-7 miles per day on top of a daily trip to the dog park. Outside his elite athleticism, he enjoys morning ear itchies and snuggles.

Tucker literally has an entire tribe. On an average day, he wakes up with me and my wife Emily, takes a walk with us, then my father in law (tuckers grandpaw) picks up Tucker and watches him from 1-5. Then my sister in law generally sees him from 5-7.

Tucker enjoys long walks, a plate of kibble microwaved for 20 seconds, mixed with peanut butter and dried lamb treats with a greenie on top, as well as long car rides to Philadelphia over the holidays. Tucker is the joy of our life and I’m pretty sure that my wife and I have a case of millennial-dog-parents syndrome.
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