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AUTHOR: EricaLScottDATE: 01/27/03 8:52pm
SUBJECT: Re: dog scratch
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AUTHOR: amynj
I am more concerned with why you didn't mention gettig rid of the dog!!! I love pets. I believe pets and small children can live in the same home and both CAN be safe. You had your dog growling at what we both know was your BABY!!!! I don't think you have much to worry about whe it comes to infection... I would be worried about her safety...

Erica
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