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Old 10-13-2012, 07:27 AM #7
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Absolutely priceless!!
And so true, I have no doubt!
I struggle some days to keep up a good easy-going-slow-little-jog/fast walk pace with the short-legged little doggies whom I petsit & walk by the bay!

Best,
Theta
Must admit getting more and more inclined to get another dog - just so it can drag me out of the house for a walk.
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