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Old 06-28-2007, 12:55 PM #7
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LOL. I just trained my dog to bite her. All you do is show Smally a piece of chocolate and say "Bite her" (especially if she is near the front door) and he does... though apparently doing this is mean...

....but so so so fun!!

a Robot dog sounds brill though! have you ever thought of an assistance dog?

Love ya

Froggsy xxxxxxx
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