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Furry-paws 

Furry-paws is a virtual pets site where you take care of your own dog. You start out with 60,000 FP and buy your own dog. You are supposed to take care of it, give it a collar and leash, and enter it in contests. You can get a job, like a vet or competitor. I have an account on Furry-paws, and it's fun, but the games aren't. They only have a little, and they aren't fun. But you can breed your own dog, build your own clinic (if you're a vet), make your own shows, train your dog in a certain type of sport, and make your own training ground (if you're a trainer). Furry-paws is fun if you are a dog-lover, but if you aren't, then try something else like marapets or neopets (only chooose neopets if you dont mind advertisments).
Person who starts board:
I know we aren't supposed to sell things on Neopets for FP on Furry-paws, so people please stop it.
Stranger 1:You're right. Neopets has that rule.
Stranger 2:Yup I've seen a couple of those so far, but they never did it again.

So people can spell, be nice and usually follow the rules on the Furry-paws chat boards.
Furry-paws by Chocothedog March 3, 2007
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