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Old 03-25-2008, 01:45 PM #12
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What else could I be with a passel of Yorkies running under foot?
Originally a crew of 6, now sadly down to a crew of 3. BUT, Miss Minnie, my beloved miracle dog, is still continually wowing the vet with her ability to rise above the problems associated with kidney failure...

There is one other person on this board, who is well acquainted with this breed and the special love they bring to their owners... Actually, you don't own these dogs; they own you... Perhaps he will post here. A clue? He lives across the big water... I wish I had one to send him, in hopes it would help him feel better.

My real name is Cathie and I live in the suburbs of Dallas...

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