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Old 01-02-2008, 05:24 PM #7
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Thank you for all the warm welcomes, and yes my dog is a pom,he is a great companion for someone that is ill, they will stick to one person , ahe is now a companion dog, so I can keep her in an apartment. It is so sad that we have to meet this way, but thank goodness we can make long and lasting relationships, since some people do not understand illness. thanks again for the warm welcome missbette
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