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  1. Muttluks Dog Booties ~

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    Blog, or dog? Who knows. But if you see my lost pup, please ping me!
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  2. Quoted message said:

    Muttluks Dog Booties ~

    Exposure to ice, snow and salt takes a toll on even the toughest paws.

    HEY! Don't knock split paws from the cold and salt, it got us the best damn dog
    we ever had. Her name was Sandy, a shepard/collie mix. We found her while we
    walked to the gas station to pickup my dads car, and she followed us, then
    chased the car the 1/2 mile home. At first it was "please let her stay in the
    breezeway?" (a screened in porch) and within an hour she was in my bed. There
    was never a more gentile or loyal animal. She stayed with us until her one
    great weakness "roaming for miles" finally caught up to her, and she was hit by
    a car. whoever dumped her that freezing winter night, did her the biggest favor
    of her life, and ours.

  3. << whoever dumped her that freezing winter night, did her the biggest favor
    of her life, and ours. >>

    I was still wrong of her previous owner to abuse her that way, by not caring
    for her, when it was their responsibility. But I am glad, in this case, she
    found a new home. Nevertheless, your story reinforces the importance of animal
    welfare laws.

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    Blog, or dog? Who knows. But if you see my lost pup, please ping me!
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    HREF="http://journals.aol.com/virginiaz/DreamingofLeonardo">http://journal
    s.aol.com/virginiaz/DreamingofLeonardo</A>

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    I was still wrong of her previous owner to abuse her that way, by not caring
    for her, when it was their responsibility

    Agreed! But it was the best thing that could've possibly happened to her, she
    got 10 good years of the best life a dog could ever hope for.

  5. Quoted message said:

    I was still wrong of her previous owner to abuse her that way, by not caring
    for her, when it was their responsibility. But I am glad, in this case, she
    found a new home. Nevertheless, your story reinforces the importance of
    animal
    welfare laws.

    Wow! She CAN write normally...

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