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Lost One

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PostSubject: OCD in Dogs?   OCD in Dogs? Icon_minitime17th December 2008, 07:26

I wonder if cats can get it too? I wonder about Spook sometimes big grin


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PostSubject: Re: OCD in Dogs?   OCD in Dogs? Icon_minitime17th December 2008, 19:18

Interesting!!
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PostSubject: Re: OCD in Dogs?   OCD in Dogs? Icon_minitime18th December 2008, 20:15

Just what I need; to have to take Butthead to a Pdoc too faint
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