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How do I add/become an admirer?
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Ok, it's been WAY to long since I have re-visited the site, but I can't seem how to remember to add or become an admirer of a pup's profile I like. Call me crazy!?!?!??!
Posted by
Charleedawg
- March 25, 2009 at 11:37 am
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How to become an admirer
Hi Eric! Welcome back to the site - I LOVE the picture of Charlee posing with the doxie statue!
To save a favorite / become an admirer, you must be signed in. The rest is easy - look for the "Add ___ to your list of favorites" link under their first photo on their profile page. If they are already a favorite, the link changes to allow you to remove them.
You can always see a list of all your favorites by clicking the "My page" link at the top of each page while you are signed in. Charlee Wayne is one of my favorites!!!
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CoolDogWalter
(Site Administrator)
- March 26, 2009 at 12:15 am
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