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Remember that they are down at floor level and the smoke that gets breathed in is high up around the level where a smoker's mouth is." While lung cancer is relatively rare in dogs it does happen

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This visual juxtaposition highlights the fragile balance between vitality and decay, symbolizing the toll of exhaustion and pressure
There are a number of ways smoking affects the eyes