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<DIV>Hi Faye,</DIV>
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<DIV> Can you send us a picture of your wonderful
crates? I have three bassets and a foster and we have the wire crates but the
doggies are soooo nosey of their crate mates. I have to cover the front half of
Elvis Ray's like a bird cage or he will never go to sleep. My deaf dog,
Rusty, sleeps in a plastic crate because he feels more secure with the
walls even though they are vented. Chetty will stay awake and bark at the others
if we don't put a sheet to divide him from the others. My foster was a puppy
mill dog so he is used to a regular crate and just goes to sleep until Chetty
wakes him up. I would love to have something as versatile as what you describe.
I have looked at the furniture type crates but they are so expensive with four
dogs. Thanks so much!</DIV>
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<DIV><FONT lang=0 face=Arial size=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF"
PTSIZE="10"><B>Dottie<BR><BR>Mom to:<BR><BR>Rusty Simon (Waddle King
2007)<BR>Elvis Ray (the Wild Child)<BR>Chetty Cheese (Mom's Memorial Day
Surprise)<BR>Sam the Man (our foster)<BR>Sweet Bubba, ATB<BR><BR></FONT><FONT
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