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Story Christmas with a spoiled dog!

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We have an only child and a3 year old dog. To our daughter the dog is very much an important member of the family. She always ensures he has a present at Christmas. She is upset at leaving him at home while at grandmas for Christmas lunch. Always a bit tricky so we have a special doggy Christmas breakfast. The crazy things people do for dogs!

Posted anonymously, 1st November 2015


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  • Our dog will turn 3 in 8 days. And personally I feel bad too if we have to leave him at home alone for a long time.
    Your daughter is so sweet thinking about a Christmas breakfast!!
    I do a lot of crazy things for my dog too! :-)

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  • A doggie Christmas breakfast sounds awfully adorable!

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  • I know the feeling! Our kids have moved out of home and we have 2 very spoilt dogs! One is a Maltese ShihTsu that sleeps on our bed with us. She recently damaged ligaments in her back leg and wasn’t allowed to run, jump or walk too much. So to avoid her jumping on and off our bed, we chose to sleep on the floor for the 7 day recovery period :/ Crazy!!

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