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12-23-2006, 08:49 AM	#11
barbie69	Thanks! I never thought Sadie would accept Oliver into the family because Sadie thinks cats are snacks. She was a stray for approx. 9 months of her puppyhood and the vet thinks she probably had to eat whatever she could catch and it is possible cats were on the menu and that is why she thinks they are food . I was terrified to introduce them at first but Oliver has been here almost a year and they are definately a couple!! They are soooo cute together. I am not even sure if Oliver realizes how little he really is . LOL

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