On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 11:07:42 -0400, "Suja"
wrote:

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It makes for extra work, but people do successfully raise babies and puppies
together.

Yeah, it can be done, but the results (which often aren't noticeable
until 1-2 years down the road) often leave something to be desired.

And the party that most often gets left out of the equation is the
puppy. And is then often given away or abandoned.

A stay-at-home mother has a better chance of success than one who
works. And a family with older sons and/or daughters has a better
chance, too. A family with a father that actively gets involved with
the raising of both the baby and the puppy also has a better chance.

Otherwise, the mother often wishes she'd opted for Plan B.

In fact, I'm pretty sure that Zoloft and Paxil were invented for
mothers who tried raising babies and puppies together without any/much
help.

--
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What Will Democrats Do Now?
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Bill Clinton’s Excuses.
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The Democratic Party and Jews.
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Rosie O’Donnell's Anti-Christian Smear.
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Being Nice Will Get Us Killed!
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The pope, the protesters & White Guilt.
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While they still can.