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Dogs take care of business

THE EAR - The Freeman
December 30, 2015 | 9:00am

OPPOSED.  At first she didn't like the idea of raising dogs as pets but when they grew bigger each day she relaxed in her opposition.

BUSINESS. In the past, she feared to face creditors, loathed relatives, and hated salesmen. But now her dogs take care of business for her.

EXPENSE. "These people sort of fear my pets. They don't pester me anymore," she said.

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