The Pit Bull Lovers Gazette - May Issue

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The Pit Bull Lovers Gazette - May Issue

The Pit Bull Lovers Gazette - May Issue
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Jason Mann - Senior editor

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Dear Friend,

A short time ago I sent out an email asking for feedback
from you and other readers concerning what they would
like to see in the gazette.

The May issue is going to be a few days late because
I received a mountain of feedback and a lot of great
ideas for the Gazette.

In an effort to pack as much into this issue as possible
the may issue will be available on the 20th instead
of the 16th.

I'm sure the wait will be worth it.

This month's issue will more than likely be in two
parts. Again you will be able to download them
in PDF format so you can print them out and
read them in your most comfortable chair
and enjoy the information.

Thank you for your patience and time in this matter
and I hope you enjoy the expanded issue.

Best Regards,
Jason, Angel CGC, Honey and Patch
http://www.PitBullUniversity.com
http://www.PitBullLovers.com
May 17th, 2006 at 12:27 pm

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