Re: Chrested Mix -- Crest Care

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Subject: Re: Chrested Mix

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Marie

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Date Posted: 12:33:55 07/05/07 Thu
In reply to: Lee McCartney 's message, "Re: Chrested Mix" on 08:18:29 07/05/07 Thu

Thank you for your reply Lee. My dog is not a powderpuff. She is hairless except for her face and legs. Her face and tail do look like a schanuzers but her body looks like a Chrested. She is aprox. 8 years old. She was found in a box in NYC. I don't know how she wound up there since she seemed to be a dog that was well loved and cared for. She has the sweetest disposition. People are drawn to her wherever we go. Thank God she doesn't seem to have any health problems. I don't know anyone, including my vet, who seem to know much about Chresteds which is why I went to your website. I was happy to see info about Frontline, as I was having problems with keeping it on her skin. She likes to rub it off. I am going to try a natural remedy.

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