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Old 10-28-2010, 08:18 PM #1
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Wink Feeding olives to Dogs
I am about to feed Chloe some black olives, I THINK they are okay. Myself, I just took some ambain so i am not clean in the head.

I hope Chloe likes it (she did)! She is a big girl, I think all 10 pounds of her will love olives!!! (She did).

Anyone else worryied?
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, (no need to worry).
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