Goodbye TC...
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speedkills502
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I had a bull dog that died of old age very hard raised him from a pup. Sorry about TC.
one finger john
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Track-T, words can not express my sorrow and sense of loss for you. In time there will be another.
Remember, they all go to Heaven.
John
Remember, they all go to Heaven.
John
Dennis Bynum
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Words cannot help I know. Sorry Jim.
FastEddie59
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So sorry for your loss, we too have lost several 4 legged children in the last few years, all fairly young to different ailments and it never gets easier. Please don't dwell too long on this and a new friend was the best therapy for me, probably my most favorite companion I have ever had, Eddie 
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tfeverfred
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Sorry for your loss. I've been there a couple times and found the best remedy is to adopt another. They truly are a mans best friend.
Mike
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It really can be hard to lose a fur kid, because they always show us unconditional love. Good day or bad, they are always there to welcome you home.
I was adopted by a Persian kitty about 5 years ago and she is the first cat I've ever had. I wouldn't give a plugged nickel for another just like her, but I wouldn't take a gazillion dollars for her, either.
How's the old joke go - lock your dog and your significant other in the trunk of your car for an hour and notice which one licks your hand when you open the trunk. :toast:
I'm with Fred, just keep your eyes and your heart open and you will end up being adopted by another friend. And TC will meet you at The Bridge, so it's a win-win.
I was adopted by a Persian kitty about 5 years ago and she is the first cat I've ever had. I wouldn't give a plugged nickel for another just like her, but I wouldn't take a gazillion dollars for her, either.
How's the old joke go - lock your dog and your significant other in the trunk of your car for an hour and notice which one licks your hand when you open the trunk. :toast:
I'm with Fred, just keep your eyes and your heart open and you will end up being adopted by another friend. And TC will meet you at The Bridge, so it's a win-win.
I just said goodby to a long time friend.a sheltie i had for 16 years, she was always
waiting for us when we got home and a good watch dog.
My wife would say is there somebody outside and i would say did you hear lady barking , if not then there is nobody there.
Most of the time when you find someone
who loves animals they have a good heart for people too.
waiting for us when we got home and a good watch dog.
My wife would say is there somebody outside and i would say did you hear lady barking , if not then there is nobody there.
Most of the time when you find someone
who loves animals they have a good heart for people too.
I feel your pain.
I have sworn that I won't have another pet. But that's me. I get WAY too attached to them and it's so hard to lose them.
We had many animals on our small farm when I was growing up, but 3 affected me hard; a collie/shepard mix we had for 14 years (got him when I was 2), a cat I had for 21 years (she was an amazing creature.. so smart) and a golden lab mix for only 1 and 1/2 years (he was riot).
The rough part is that animals usually run to me even when their "owners" say that the animal is anti-social. Maybe it's the smell...
I have sworn that I won't have another pet. But that's me. I get WAY too attached to them and it's so hard to lose them.
We had many animals on our small farm when I was growing up, but 3 affected me hard; a collie/shepard mix we had for 14 years (got him when I was 2), a cat I had for 21 years (she was an amazing creature.. so smart) and a golden lab mix for only 1 and 1/2 years (he was riot).
The rough part is that animals usually run to me even when their "owners" say that the animal is anti-social. Maybe it's the smell...
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