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Similarities Between Pepper And Riley
A dog Riley and a puppy Pepper are similar and different in many so many ways. There are three main differences between Riley and Pepper; breed; color; size. A dog Riley is 3 years old, but he acts like a much older dog. He has a personality identical to an older dog other than Pepper. He always has an appetite, always sleeps, and is weird for a dog his age. Then sometimes, he is playful but, not all the time. Pepper on the other hand, is very different from Riley. She always seems to be full on energy and never run out. It sometimes seems like she doesn’t sleep at all. She is always playful, runs around more than Riley, where it seems like he doesn’t move at all. Lastly, the similarities between them are that they are dogs. They are stingy

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