Alway Trust Dogs!
Oct 5, 2017 09:31:20 #
slatten49 wrote:
My being able to determine the blatantly obvious is just a gift with which I was blessed. 
You're a wise man.
Oct 5, 2017 13:47:31 #
teabag09 wrote:
He was a happy dog. You did good by him Paul. Mike
I hope I did, Mike. But however good I was to Mr. Dog, I will always know he gave me much, much more than I ever gave him.
Oct 9, 2017 16:16:07 #
no propaganda please
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badbobby wrote:
sorry Paul
I have always had a dog until the last one had to be put down
I'm tired of losing my best friends,and I'm fed up with the heart break
sides another one would prolly outlive me
and then (he-She)would be heart broken
I have always had a dog until the last one had to be put down
I'm tired of losing my best friends,and I'm fed up with the heart break
sides another one would prolly outlive me
and then (he-She)would be heart broken
If you are afraid hat the dog would outlive you, you could always get an older dog from a rescue group. In many areas there are special rescue groups that specialize in dogs belonging to senior citizens who now have to go into a nursing home. The dogs are usually old, prespoiled and mellow, just what you need.
Oct 9, 2017 18:08:24 #
no propaganda please wrote:
If you are afraid hat the dog would outlive you, you could always get an older dog from a rescue group. In many areas there are special rescue groups that specialize in dogs belonging to senior citizens who now have to go into a nursing home. The dogs are usually old, prespoiled and mellow, just what you need.
What a great idea!A win, win for all
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