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Old 02-13-2013, 12:11 PM   #11
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Not all cats and dogs are smart. I've had smart dogs and dumb dogs.
I've had smart cats and dumb cats.

Believe me when I tell you that Cinder is a dumber cat. My first cat
Windsor, was a smart cat. My Yorkie Sugar was a smart dog. My
shihzu Pal, was pretty dumb.

I think I loved my dumber animals more.
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This will amaze you and make you LOL.

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Not all cats and dogs are smart. I've had smart dogs and dumb dogs.
I've had smart cats and dumb cats.
I guess animals are just like people. There's always a few "dull" knives in the drawer.
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