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Old 12-20-2006, 03:35 PM #4
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Woo hooo you go Doody. Can't stand this! Hate it.

After our dear Papillon died last year, all I wanted was another one for Christmas. I fell in love with one from a pet store, but knew that that 1200 bucks could be spent elsewhere. We stuck with Poochy our rescue dog who was the result of a breeder of Chows and Collies leaving a cage open.

This has to stop!!!!
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