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Awww, look at him 
I swear I'd never leave that dog alone if I got my paws on him Brian - good job there's some bloody great hills in the way xxx
Hi Gill
There’s something about him. We have had rescues for 46 years but he’s a stand out from all the others.
Eleanor, number 3 daughter has had 3 rescue Greys and although you don’t get too long with them (Ryder is 7 this month) and we have had him since last September they are so loving, loyal and friendly once you have one you won’t have anything else!!
Kind regards - Brian. x
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