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FAMILY GROUPING - FAMILY 55 

This Family Grouping includes 2 separate Willow Tree products:

LOVE MY DOG [SMALL] (27791)
"Somehow our pets sense—they just know—how we feel. And totally accept us, in whatever emotional or physical state we appear. They teach us about friendship and patience and inner peace. They support us with loyalty, softness, an independent spirit and expressive gaze. It is true that animals have a sixth sense. It is the sense of love, unconditionally." —Susan Lordi
 

THAT'S MY DAD (27595)
"When my son was young, I remember how he craved physical playtime with his Dad—wrestling on the floor, big bear hugs, being silly, running, climbing, jumping; it didn't matter, just that they were together, laughing, spending time in the moment. Years later, I realized all of that physical interaction was a powerful way for dad and son to communicate—and how it formed a strong base of trust and love for a lifetime." –Susan Lordi

Willow Tree Family Grouping - Family 55

Vendor: Willow Tree

Regular price £45.78 GBP
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FAMILY GROUPING - FAMILY 55 

This Family Grouping includes 2 separate Willow Tree products:

LOVE MY DOG [SMALL] (27791)
"Somehow our pets sense—they just know—how we feel. And totally accept us, in whatever emotional or physical state we appear. They teach us about friendship and patience and inner peace. They support us with loyalty, softness, an independent spirit and expressive gaze. It is true that animals have a sixth sense. It is the sense of love, unconditionally." —Susan Lordi
 

THAT'S MY DAD (27595)
"When my son was young, I remember how he craved physical playtime with his Dad—wrestling on the floor, big bear hugs, being silly, running, climbing, jumping; it didn't matter, just that they were together, laughing, spending time in the moment. Years later, I realized all of that physical interaction was a powerful way for dad and son to communicate—and how it formed a strong base of trust and love for a lifetime." –Susan Lordi