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Old 27th January 2007, 02:37 AM
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If you could have any pet you wanted for a pet, what would it be? Why?
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Well I've had dogs as pets most of my life... I find they are very responsive and of course loyal. So for company I would choose a dog...also there's a sense where you and your dog are like members of a pack... You share your food with them and provide comfort and they watch out for your property and keep unwanted meter readers and realtors away...

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Hi Rev Rex and arthra.
What a joy it is sharing my thoughts directly to you and others reading .

My dog Mooskee and me have shared many private moments together .

I love him .

Sometimes l assume if we Man lost our hurt and no good thoughts we would be as the animals in a state of basic survival with out the needs we Humans assume we need .
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