The dog thread
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Two of my nieces (my grand children not nieces ,when I'm talking to my children I call them nieces ) and pups
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Re: The dog thread
Those pups look more than big enough to ween off and start on dog food.
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They've been on solid food for a few days now , Em has just about had enough now They have teeth but she still feeds them a bit .Frankentruck wrote: ↑Wed Mar 08, 2023 5:59 am Those pups look more than big enough to ween off and start on dog food.
Took this while out walking , I think Riggs needs to wash his snow cammo
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She got a Reindeer for Christmas that she quickly ripped the stuffing out of. My daughter tossed it and it landed on her back the other night. I don't think she knew it was there...
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There's nothing like standing at the sink doing the dishes while a Border Collie puppy patiently , diligently chews your shoe
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Can't believe these guys are going at the weekend
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My neighbor's 15 year old Shepherd, Chip. I looked after him at their place most weekends for the past 10 years while they visited their 2 daughters. He had to be put down for multiple health issues a couple of weeks ago. He was a good buddy. Head the size of a horse. He would eat rib bones like they were potato chips.
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My condolences , may not have been you dog but obviously a great friend .THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2023 9:29 pm My neighbor's 15 year old Shepherd, Chip. I looked after him at their place most weekends for the past 10 years while they visited their 2 daughters. He had to be put down for multiple health issues a couple of weeks ago. He was a good buddy. Head the size of a horse. He would eat rib bones like they were potato chips.
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I'm very sorry for you and your neighbor. I reckon Chip was a very good friend.THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2023 9:29 pm My neighbor's 15 year old Shepherd, Chip. I looked after him at their place most weekends for the past 10 years while they visited their 2 daughters. He had to be put down for multiple health issues a couple of weeks ago. He was a good buddy. Head the size of a horse. He would eat rib bones like they were potato chips.
I lost my Sadie in late July after 12 years. She was my best friend and I miss her very much.
Dogs aren't simply pets, they are family - like our kids.
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Dogs choose to spend their lives with us , every time you let them off the lead and they stay with you they show you that it's a mutual affection .XLR8 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 01, 2023 10:27 amI'm very sorry for you and your neighbor. I reckon Chip was a very good friend.THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2023 9:29 pm My neighbor's 15 year old Shepherd, Chip. I looked after him at their place most weekends for the past 10 years while they visited their 2 daughters. He had to be put down for multiple health issues a couple of weeks ago. He was a good buddy. Head the size of a horse. He would eat rib bones like they were potato chips.
I lost my Sadie in late July after 12 years. She was my best friend and I miss her very much.
Dogs aren't simply pets, they are family - like our kids.
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Sorry about your buddy passing, it definitely hurts when the time comes. When my wife's first dog Misty got sick with an autoimmune disease (she already had her when we first met), I had to take her to vet to get put down. And man did watching her go down hit me really hard, I balled like a sissy little school girl. I still get teared up thinking about it.THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2023 9:29 pm My neighbor's 15 year old Shepherd, Chip. I looked after him at their place most weekends for the past 10 years while they visited their 2 daughters. He had to be put down for multiple health issues a couple of weeks ago. He was a good buddy. Head the size of a horse. He would eat rib bones like they were potato chips.
I honestly don't mean to be unaffectionate at all. I have/had a few dogs which I strongly care for and love on a certain level, but I'll never feel nor have love for a pet as I do for my own child, not even remotely close. I honestly feel it's absurd if someone does.
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Just horrible!THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2023 9:29 pm My neighbor's 15 year old Shepherd, Chip. I looked after him at their place most weekends for the past 10 years while they visited their 2 daughters. He had to be put down for multiple health issues a couple of weeks ago. He was a good buddy. Head the size of a horse. He would eat rib bones like they were potato chips.
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Two swiss white shepards and a sheltie at home, and a wife which is pretty strict about the way we feed the dogs... Every 6 weeks, it's half a day of preparation for their food in whole prey model... That's this morning, and the main reason i'm not working on the Big Bear chassis...
We could get prepared portions, but the economies done doing this way is participating to finance our hobby activities...
We could get prepared portions, but the economies done doing this way is participating to finance our hobby activities...
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