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erindoors
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ukdave2002
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Now thats just wrong!!  |
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Old-Nail
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I hope they get fleas!  |
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Penman
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Hi
This has been done for some time I believe by some craft spinners/knitters.
Remember the dogs don't have to have died, a dog with a thick fur which has to be brushed/combed out frequently would yield quite a lot of fur over the years, could be done with Poodle wool as well when they are sheared/trimmed, that is only like shearing sheep after all. |
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47p2
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I bet he lifts his leg when he gets to a lamp post 
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Old-Nail
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| ....and smells awful if he gets wet! |
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erindoors
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I wonder if cats steer clear of them......
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