Autumn Pond Prep Advice please

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  1. ARMANDII

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    Stop wagging your tail, "M" or people will think you're barking mad!!:doggieshmooze:
     
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      It's a known-known to those who know me, my humour and my principles! ;)

      Just ... experience a typical day in "M"'s world and the barking will become apparent (although the "mad" part I will vehemently argue! :heehee:)

      PS: That tail wagging? :dunno: Pah! :heehee: That's not a tail ... :nonofinger:


      ... that's a TALE! ;)
       
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