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  • Article about dogs helping solders

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    KipawaK
    @sharronhurlbut: That is because Therese has just love dogs and you picked the right breeder and pup! Did your homework and see how you got "lucky"!!! True, true. I know someone mentioned in a thread something to the effect that they were hoping their b would stop being so clingy. I, on the other hand, love how Kipawa wants to be wherever I am. He will wake up from a dead sleep to follow me into another room. He really does not like me to be out of his sight, and I love that, because when I am out with him at an offleash park, he is the same. He always wants to know where I am. Regarding "luck"… well, I think it was just meant to happen. Kipawa and I bonded instantly. His little sisters were more interested in Darrel in his wheelchair, but Kipawa had to snuggle with me on the couch and put his snoot in my hair. I will never, ever forget that.
  • Help from any Australian breeder networks?

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    khanisK
    I hope you were able to get some help… I am leaving OZ tomorrow to get back to the real life. Best of luck to these little ones.
  • Podengos you can help

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    I'm in, too. Some are wire haired and others are smooth like a Basenji? Interesting breed.
  • Help

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    Rita JeanR
    Thank you. Rita Jean
  • Squiggys Sisters

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    dashD
    I am sure these guys have all found homes, but I was curious if you had ant updated pics. They are so cute!
  • Cat help needed

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    SunnyS
    IM so sorry for your loss … it almost sounds like feline leukemia or feline aids... we had 2 litter mates die from it... And the symtoms you describe sound all to familar ... You might contact your vet and ask questions... If you have other cats, this is a highly contagious desease.