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Old 12-08-2013, 04:46 PM   #11
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Default Re: Our dog found after 10 years!

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A dog or any animal should not be regarded as property, but as sentient beings with feelings, emotions and needs. Needs that should be greater than our own feelings of legal entitelement. Determine the cause of the dogs departure, persue the culprits but don't act in a way which may punish the dog...dont assume they are any less important or have less rights that your children.
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That's right. Kidnapping part of my family is not something I look lightly on.
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