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Will be going
to her new 'forever' home with Craig
& Karen
Summer 2007
Odd
eyed white female, born March 8 2003, to Romeow
x Ruby :
Shown here at 5 weeks.

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Oddysee is the mother to our Grand-Champion
cream boy, McDuff!
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Oddysee, September 2003

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Gio & Oddysee, September 2003

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Quote from "The Rules for
Cats," by Fancy Mews
There are several steps to handling dogs:
- When a strange dog enters your home, climb
to a safe height
and look both terrified and hurt.
- Keep a straight face as the dog is scolded
for frightening you.
- Allow yourself to be coaxed down with
an edible treat.
- When no one is looking, swipe the dog
across the nose.
- Repeat steps 1-4 as often as necessary,
until the dog is permanently removed.
Show your appreciation for freshly pressed clothes or folded items
by taking time out for a nap on these items. Make sure to leave your
mark by shedding as much fur on them as possible. |
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