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The Top 10 Longest-Living Dog Breeds - cover

The Top 10 Longest-Living Dog Breeds

Larry Slawson

Publisher: Larry Slawson

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This eBook examines the 10 longest-living dog breeds in the world.  It provides a direct analysis of each dog's physical characteristics, personality, and life expectancy.
Available since: 08/08/2020.

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