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Month: March 2017

So You Think You Want a Puppy?

Posted on 22nd March 201726th April 2017 By Jane Ralston

My dreamy puppy is gorgeous and fluffy. Her large black-brown eyes gaze at me because she adores me. Although from a different earthly species, my dog is aligned to my way of thinking and totally in sync with my moods. Therefore: When I need to work the dog is quiet. Content in her playpen for […]

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