Ed Frawley Administrator Reg: 07-11-2001
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I agree 100% with Matt, Will and Chris. It is follish to allow this women to keep that dog. My son came back from Iraq in March, while there he was within between 200 to 300 mters of 6 suicide bombs that killed over 60 Iraqi's) He is currently training to re-deploy. Two of Jeff's best friends are there right now - Jared has lost 5 men in his company - his room mate was killed and his best friend in the company was killed - Nick (Jeffs other friend who worked in my kennel for two years in high school) has lost two KIA in his compnay.
That dog belongs in Iraq not in this womens bedroom at nigt. Those who think otherwise are flat wrong and thnis thread is closed !!
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