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Many nurses have pets and I have found this to be an excellant response for those who have questions regarding allowing pets to go with you. <BR/>Also especially helpful with web sites to refer to for more information.<BR/>My pet dog was always such a good companion on the road and when assignment was reached. Even had a maid who walked and fed her on one assignment. She was provided by the condo

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