Dog Cares for Rejected Lamb
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•When a newborn lamb was rejected by her mother, the family dog stepped in to nurture her
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A lamb born to a sheep was rejected by her mother.
The family dog, Max , took an immediate liking to Beau , and it was like "love at first sight" Beau spent so much time with Max that she started developing dog-like traits.
Beau grew up enough to live with the other sheep, but she and Max have remained close pals.
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