I absolutely love my dog - Democratic Underground

madison2000

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Sat Mar-26-05 06:19 PM
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I absolutely love my dog

what are you looking at?

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alittlelark

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Sat Mar-26-05 06:25 PM
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1. We're getting Rex next week.... I've been looking at his pic for awhile

Click here to see Rex (2nd photo) http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=105&topic_id=2874331

He's sooo cute!

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madison2000

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Sat Mar-26-05 06:27 PM
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3. adorable!

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Prisoner_Number_Six

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Sat Mar-26-05 06:26 PM
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2. Yeah, but what does your dog think about it?

It's a two way street...

:evilgrin:

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madison2000

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Sat Mar-26-05 06:28 PM
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4. he pretty much worships me

rescued dogs are like that

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Prisoner_Number_Six

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Sat Mar-26-05 06:30 PM
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5. I know a lady who rescues German Shepherds

They all end up being happy.

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madison2000

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Sat Mar-26-05 06:33 PM
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6. my dog is almost 13 and he is a 5 year cancer survivor

so its like he's been rescued twice. Cancer privileges are irrevocable, so he's pretty spoiled, but I enjoy treating him like a king and I don't take a single day of his life for granted.

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miss_kitty

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Sat Mar-26-05 06:39 PM
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7. my dog is the sweetest. she's very high energy

yet she's able to keep a lid on it when she needs to. I was really sick the other day, and she stayed in bed with me pretty much all the day and night, and made no demands whatsoever. I managed to get her food and take her out minimally but that was it. She's asleep on her spot on the sofa next to me right nowO8)

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hlthe2b

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Sat Mar-26-05 06:47 PM
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8. Ohhh, I love my "little girl" so much it hurts to scold her!

She tore through the box of doggie treats from the grocery bag while waiting for me in the car this morning--ate about half of them and left debris everywhere. She has these opportunities from time to time, but rarely takes advantage.. I caught her lurched over the drivers seat in the act and she KNEW-- before I even opened my mouth-- that her "goose was cooked." But, beyond yelling "bad girl" a few times, I couldn't do anything but try to ignore her for an hour or so. In this case, it really DOES hurt me, more than it does her! I couldn't wait to "forgive her" and give her a big hug.

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