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Charismatic and bright, he’ll talk an ear off, sharing his many schemes and dreams with his captive audience of the moment.
By: Patty Lindley
For those of us feeling kinda down after the holidays are over
By: Isa Down
Incandescent, independent, and resilient, the Dragon child will never fall prey to a foe.
This child requires an abundance of patient solicitude and TLC to weather the emotional experiences of growing up.
Dog children are like mini adults, capable of independently shouldering responsibility efficiently at an early age and completely worthy of trust.
These little beings are natural-born charmers!
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