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Old 10-19-2007, 12:08 PM #1
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Heart seven dogs
Hey we love dogs and we have seven dogs ranging from Great Dane
to Italian Greyhound. We rescued two Golden Retrievers who are blind
and that was 3 yrs. ago. They are the light of our lives. They are doing
so well. One is named Luke and the other Phoenix. Right now they are
wrestling in the living room. Luke weighs 113 lbs. and Phoenix is 110 lbs.
Anyway they have taught us so much
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