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Mary Ann's little cavapoo Maisy is our first trial run for a live streaming broadcast.  She is also featured on the channel page.  This is a first effort to provide this service for families.  I think I will have it up and running at 6pm tonight Thursday April 26th, 2012.  The camera is a really cheap one and I will get a better one as I am able. 

I am still confused but I think I will be able to set ituo on my web site, if not, follow this link.  …

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It has been brought to my attention that I have a parasite problem here. I have been being pro active in notifying families etc.  I am not making excuses. I have done some research of other web sites of dog breeders. I am going to put an excerpt here off of one of the sites. I am doing this to explain that I am not the only breeder that has had a problem such as this. I base this statement on the policies at affordable pups. They would never have these guidelines and rules if they have not…

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So many new members I may have to upgrade this site. First though, I will go back thru and see who has been on sometime but have not been active. Many people may just like to look at all the wonderful pictures a few times. That is fine but if you are not using your space then I will deactivate that account.  None will be removed that are active.  I love all the pictures and many of you have made friends here.

Diane

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Sugar-Free Gum and Snacks Can be Deadly for Pets

by Kirsten Taylor (Subscribe to Kirsten Taylor's posts)

Sep 8th 2009 11:00AM



Categories: Pet Health



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Soap bubbles: Good. Bubblegum: Bad! Photo: Tim PopUp/Flickr



Most pet owners know that chocolate is a big no-no for dogs. But here's something to chew on: a common ingredient in sugarless gum and snacks can cause a canine catastrophe.



The culprit is a sweetener called… Continue