PRINTFamily resemblance
More than just affection links Columbia pets and owners
Polina Yamshchikov
Muscular Todd Wells has always loved pit bulls — totally ripped Knuckles is one of two he keeps at home. “I think they’re beautiful,” he says. “They’re strong and loyal and just awesome dogs.”
May 7, 2009 | 12:00 a.m. CST
Sarah & Winston
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Sarah Dunne’s wispy hairdo is a perfect match for the shaggy-maned Winston. Sarah found her dog by chance. “He was on the side of the road,” she says. “I was with my mom, and we just had to stop.”
Todd & Knuckles
Muscular Todd Wells has always loved pit bulls — totally ripped Knuckles is one of two he keeps at home. “I think they’re beautiful,” he says. “They’re strong and loyal and just awesome dogs.”
Candice & Winnie
Candice Tietz and Winnie share similar slender faces and long lashes. Candice adopted Winnie from a breeder a little more than a year ago. “They wanted to retire her and give her a life of leisure,” Tietz says.
Luke & Polly
Six-year-old Luke Huhman’s tan skin and dark eyes are mirrored in Polly the Puggle, whom the Huhman family adopted from the Central Missouri Humane Society just a few months ago.
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