G1 Selkirk Lucky Daff Tongue

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Sup playa! I'm G1 Selkirk Lucky Daff Tongue. I've never told anyone this, but I once licked a dog. When my owner isn't watching, I steal their clutches and use them for litter paper. I'm not sorry. In time you'll learn how purrfect I am.
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