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Blind Dog's Favorite Activity is Fetching the Ball

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04 Mar 2013 11 views
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Blind Dog's Favorite Activity is Fetching the Ball
Chica is a happy border collie that lives on a farm, in Clay County, Indiana. She regularly darts from the house to the barn and weaves through the chicken and cattle. But, Chica's favorite pastime is playing fetch, even though Chica has no eyes.

Chica is a happy border collie that lives on the Knox Farm, in Clay County, Indiana.

She regularly darts from the house to the barn and weaves through the chicken and cattle.

But, Chica's favorite pastime is playing fetch with Martha and Buddy Knox, even though Chica has no eyes at all.

 

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