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Pet Stocks:
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Natnat Mcbutter 10 months ago
kodos is the cutest !
tripkit 10 months ago
Pet’s should be raised for food. While they’re walking, breathing, and jumping about there’s no need for refrigeration, packaging and carrying. Lewis and Clark used their dogs for carrying suppilies until a supply of protein was needed. But, a thousand dollar a dog chop - give me a break!
Soren 10 months ago
/me makes julie his pet
Lindsay 10 months ago
here’s a topic for discussion:
http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/121/the-idiot-box.html
Quinn 10 months ago
I doubt the pet market is going to be bullish, in fact, pets are pretty much the first thing to go when things get tough—they ain’t cheap ya know?