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Pets of the week
Benjamin
Pepper
Benjamin
This is Benjamin, now six months old, who was a present from my boyfriend. He likes to pull apart the shag carpet in the living room.
-- Nadia Tamilia
Pepper
Pepper is our grand-dog, he was rescued from a puppy mill. Pepper is two years old, ready for Christmas and enjoying a treat. Pepper loves to cuddle and enjoys the snow.
-- Randy Bauer
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 27, 2012 ??65531
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