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Never seen one, But I wouldn't suggest one anyway, they can get there neck out of the collar very easily, and run off. (Mice have been known to fit through things the size of a pencil)
Also, they can be choked very easily and you could accidentally do it, while trying to walk it or trying to fumble the collar around it's little neck. D: And you wouldn't want to do that to the little guy.
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Can mice live alone?
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In Of Mice and Men who 'jerked back' and 'yelled'?
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What is Curley's wife contribution to Of Mice and Men?
Without her there would have been a different ending. Lennie kills her and this leads to Lennie's death, which in return ends the novel.
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What is the possesive form of mice?
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Who is Lenny in of mice and men?
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House Mice
What group is mice from?
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What is the plural of mice?
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Is it meese or mice?
Mice
