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Old 11-19-2009, 08:52 AM #11
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Congrats on your new furbaby! I've never had a schnauzer - give me time, I'm on a mission to have one of everything lol - but I understand they are very intelligent and intuitive.

She will love that you have a *job* for her - watching for seizures. All dogs want to contribute, especially high energy, super focused dogs like yours.

She is really pretty. And so lucky to have you! Thanks for adopting.


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