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Why menopausal women need guide dogs

Without the spaniel, she’d still be sitting on the train, panting like it’s fireworks night, her head between her legs,

14 May 2016

9:00 AM

14 May 2016

9:00 AM

Hello, Cydney spaniel here. She’s lying in a darkened room so I’m to tell you what happened. To cut a long and very shaggy dog story short, the car failed its MOT. And we had to use public transport.

I’ve been telling her that Volvo is shaking like no doggy’s business when she brakes, but will she listen? Turns out the suspension is shot to pieces.

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