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xxlynne
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delighted what a wonderful outcome
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EmmaSemple
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 at the lucks in bit! That did make me chuckle!
Good for you for adopting Princess. She really did not want to come back to kennels thank you!
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Dee
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Aw beautiful.
Perfect couple for the perfect dog!!
Love the photo's xxx
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Oh my, you guys are so going to pamper that dog. Thrilled for you all 
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ILoveMyStaffie
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Thanks for your lovely messages, she is certainly being treated like a Princess.
She has had a great day today and she is having her stitches out tomorrow, will give you an update tomorrow to let you know how she is.
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Jilly Allen
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| I love a happy ending - well done everyone who helped this little girl and how great she has ended up in such a loving home - well done everyone who touched her young life. |
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Bud
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| what a great home she has found and how spoilt is she going to be!!! I am so pleased. I agree when you follow the forum and you get a picture right away of how special they are going to be... |
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ILoveMyStaffie
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Update-
Went to see the vet today, took her stitches out and no problem, was in and out in minutes.
We did meet a 6 month old staff in the waiting room who wanted to say hi to Princess but she just growled - gonna have to work on that me thinks !! |
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Olivia
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| Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 12:08 pm Post subject: Princess |
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Yup she did that with me in the park to a couple of dogs including a 5 month old puppy! She was happy to walk with dogs and meet them face on afterwards, but doesnt like meeting them face on to start with. The reason - just because she is a Princess and other dogs have to prove their worth first!
She will be fine I am sure with a little socialisation. |
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xxlynne
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Other dogs just have to appreciate royal etiquette: Curtsey, bow or fall to the floor.
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