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Teacher’s Pet: March/April 2025

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Originally published in TEACH Magazine, March/April 2025 Issue

Name: Emma
Age: 9 years
Breed: Schnauzer/Poodle Mix
Characteristics: precious, gentle, loving
Location: Texas, USA
Parent: Maryanne S.

Name: Layla
Age: 15 years
Breed: Beagle Cross
Characteristics: intelligent, soft, ruled by her nose and stomach
Location: British Columbia, Canada
Parent: Corrie W.

Names: Mardi & Lundi
Age: 1 year
Breed: American Shorthair
Characteristics: overactive, endearing, affectionate
Location: Louisiana, USA
Parent: Chelsea C.

Name: Sugar
Age: 2 years
Breed: Syrian Hamster
Characteristics: washes her hands before she eats, picks up any food from the floor of her cage and puts it back in the bowl before eating
Location: Ontario, Canada
Parent: Marilena M.


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