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jynx


by: hene on Mon, Dec 10 2007

my pup were clean until i dicided she was wery nouty because she chewed on averything she can find. so i decided to give her away. after one week i started to miss her and asked to have her back no knowing she conrtacted this dicease when she stardet having fever i cept on goinig to the vet. after a month she stared going gravly ill. so i decided to have her put down,

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  1. Fri, Jan 11 2008
    my condolences to you....Read

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  • jynx - by hene - (Mon, Dec 10 2007)
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