Sheri Regnier photo Three-year old Moo had visions of milk bones dancing in her head after she yipped to Santa she was all bark and no bite throughout the year and the big man reassured her that meant she was on his good girl list.

Sheri Regnier photo Three-year old Moo had visions of milk bones dancing in her head after she yipped to Santa she was all bark and no bite throughout the year and the big man reassured her that meant she was on his good girl list.

Have a doggone Merry Christmas

Three-year old Moo was pleased to find out she was on Santa's good girl list this year.

Three-year old Moo had visions of milk bones dancing in her head after she yipped to Santa she was all bark and no bite throughout the year and the big man reassured her that meant she was on his good girl list.

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