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Dog Coat - Dog Sweater - Sweater Dress for Small Dogs - Female Dress with Bow - Pink and Blue Warm for Winter - Princess Lace - Birthdays - Valentine's Day - Pink Medium - Christmas Decorations - Christmas - Size M Electric Garlic Press -Material: PU
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Dog Coat Dog Sweater Sweater Dress for Small Dogs Female Dress with Bow Pink and Blue Warm for Winter Princess Lace Birthdays Valentine's Day Pink Medium Christmas Decorations Christmas Size M Electric Garlic Press Material: PU Material: PU making it easy to maintain your boat equipment Measure your dog's chest circumference and back length (it's advisable to choose the correct size based on your dog's chest circumference) Size M fits dogs and cats with a chest circumference of 40 cm
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