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08-07-2008, 11:33 AM

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Re: Bringing in animals

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Originally Posted by Fickle

My old family cat from years ago progressed from bringing in pegs and cigarette butts as presents as a kitten to.....a not long dead small chinchilla when he was older

Goodness know where he got it from or indeed HOW he got it

I'm giggling at the thought of suggestions of more bells. I have visions of cats out there in Morris Dancer get up

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lol i like the idea of the morris dancer

one of my poodles came in with a dead mouse the other day..god knows where it came from..

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