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Wednesday, January 03, 2007
5 comments:
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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Sad. This Airedale is showing his age. It's not a lack of vigor that let's these pigeons disrespect him so, but too many disappoitments after trying to catch damned birds who simply fly away. I know lots of people like that.
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1/3/07, 12:20 AM
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Anonymous said...
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I stopped chasing "pigeons" about a year and a half ago. Couldn't take the drama anymore.
Lost my last male 3 months ago and it was sad to see him hanging back. Man I miss him and now my oldest female, I'm down to 3, is getting a bit gimpy. Used to raise German Shepherds and I always had puppies around. Now my youngest is 7. Maybe I need a pup. Love dogs.
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1/3/07, 2:23 AM
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Anonymous said...
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MM:
"Buy a pup and your money will buy love unflinching" Rudyard Kipling.
I have several mixed breeds around me now and my life is much richer for it. Like you I have lost several along the way, and when it's their time to go I can only console myself with the memories of their companionship and that we gave them the best life we could. -
1/3/07, 7:37 AM
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Anonymous said...
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There are lots of animals that are nice to be around.Animals that give you good feelings.Dogs,horses,even cats and a few critters at the zoo.The dog however is unique.You can look at a picture of a dog,and get a warm feeling that comes on,bringing memories of times and days long gone.Washed over with happiness and sadness at once,you say to yourself,he really is "man's best friend"
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1/3/07, 8:17 AM
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Anonymous said...
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Hehh...
Reminds me of a punch line. You know...
the horny young cock rooster playin' dead in the barnyard. As the farmer heads towards him, the cock points up to a vuture circling overhead and says, "Shhhh." -
1/3/07, 12:13 PM
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