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DainBramaged
Mar 2013
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annabanana
(52,791 posts)1. (retired folks have the happiest dogs). . . . .n/t
intheflow
(28,505 posts)2. Oh God, this make me feel so guilty!
And depressed, because I really MUCH rather spend my time with my dog than my co-workers. Not only are they better company, but in most cases, they're way smarter and funnier. It's such a crappy irony that in order to afford my beloved pets I have to leave them to earn money.
Auntie Bush
(17,528 posts)3. I'm lucky...I get to keep my doggie company most the time. :)
Curmudgeoness
(18,219 posts)4. Oh....so sad.
And so true. This is why I refuse to have a dog at this point in my life. I work too much. I feel bad enough leaving my cat, but could not imagine leaving a dog alone all that time.
I am a dog person who has always had cats. Go figure. I am also easy to be guilted.
DainBramaged
(39,191 posts)5. I also