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Still, until fairly recently, we’d never adopted a geriatric one older than ten years. When we finally took the plunge, we discovered firsthand what many others have said: they truly understand the gift you’ve given them, and they’ll be your devoted companions and protectors for as long as they live.
Geriatic* is a typo of low probability on the Ballard list. There are currently 5 instances of it in the OhioLINK catalog.
(Anna Banana, our first geriatric rescue Pom)
Deb Kulczak
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We took in a 6-year-old Cardigan Welsh Corgi. He had some issues from his previous owners, but bonded with me til death.
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