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Subject: Re: teeth cleaning

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melissa black (happy!)

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Date Posted: 09:00:13 06/26/07 Tue
In reply to: Mare 's message, "teeth cleaning" on 10:35:25 04/08/07 Sun

>I am having my 5 year old's teeth cleaned on Tuesday.
>I am concerned about the anesthesia, I was told it is
>a problem with this breed. Is this something I should
>worry about?
Hi - melissa black in peoria,az here. If you want to see a GORGEOUS peke - go to my web-site - MUSIC BY MELISSA. Anyway - we are on our third peke now - check out the photo gallery on web-site - but our first one lived to be 21 years old. We never had his teeth cleaned until he was 17 and he came out with flying colors! BUT - i do know of two reputable breeders that took their pekes in for dentals and they did not come out - it was terrible. I brush dusty's teeth every week and he loves it! thanks

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