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And my SugarBear, EVERY toy that has one, now she gets none with squeakers.....or stuffing:giggle:

Kaylee's pretty good. I've been getting her Loofa dogs, which she loves. But the first thing she has to do, immediately after getting it, is chew an ear off. Dunno why. But that's all the tearing she does. She holds the head in her mouth and whips it back and forth so that it bangs against her shoulders and squeaks. :D Kai, however, has to immediately disembowel everything. Pull every bit of fluff out of things. They're all evil, you see, and must die. :giggle:
 

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"She Knows She's Not Allowed In My Office But She Accidentally Threw Her Carrot In Here. So Now She's Inching Her Way In, Hoping I Won't Notice"

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"Aegis Is A Piggy And Always Finishes His Food First. He's Not Allowed To Touch Wulfgar's Food So He Just Lays There Like"

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"My Dog Knows She's Not Allowed In My Room So She Thinks If We Don't Make Eye Contact I Won't Kick Her Out"

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Students at Stafford High School in Falmouth, Virginia, were pleasantly surprised when a classmate’s service dog appeared in their yearbook’s pages.
Andrew Schalk, a high school junior with type 1 diabetes, and his dog, Alpha, go everywhere together — including school.
Alpha helps Schalk manage his blood sugar levels.
“Alpha’s job is to alert me to my blood sugar through smell 20 to 40 minutes sooner than I know anything is wrong,”
 

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