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Old 12-23-2006, 07:55 PM #1
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OH what a story! So sad. I'm "glad" the dog was aged or it would have been a triple tragedy imo. Even so, I've had my service dog over 15 years now and it's tough seeing him "go." TC.
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Still has to be a hard thing for her. The dog was doing its job,
and was doing beyond that by trying to help its other companion.

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