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07-10-2010, 06:19 AM
#142
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I'd like to add my babies here, too. I had to search for a picture to share, as my DDs have most of them.
In the picture are Teddy Bear and Tiny Bear, both of whom belong to our girls, but have lived with us - we inherited them when the girls left for college. Teddy is by his favorite window on the stair. He always watched for people approaching the house there. Tiny is at the top of the stair. She has dealt successfully with cancer, and is still going strong.
Tiny is 11 years old, I think, and all pug, though my DH says she acts like a cat, trying to get attention by rubbing against his legs. :lol:
Teddy was a rescue - he was a cross between black lab and St. Bernard. The rest of the litter was put down by a disappointed owner. We felt lucky to have the gentlest, most intelligent dog, a great companion for our lonely child. Teddy left us at 12. He had hip diplasia, and then became paralyzed in his lower extremities. Yes, it was hard to put him down, but after a year of trying every measure possibile, Ted's quality of life was bad, and we did not want him to suffer more.
In the picture are Teddy Bear and Tiny Bear, both of whom belong to our girls, but have lived with us - we inherited them when the girls left for college. Teddy is by his favorite window on the stair. He always watched for people approaching the house there. Tiny is at the top of the stair. She has dealt successfully with cancer, and is still going strong.
Tiny is 11 years old, I think, and all pug, though my DH says she acts like a cat, trying to get attention by rubbing against his legs. :lol:
Teddy was a rescue - he was a cross between black lab and St. Bernard. The rest of the litter was put down by a disappointed owner. We felt lucky to have the gentlest, most intelligent dog, a great companion for our lonely child. Teddy left us at 12. He had hip diplasia, and then became paralyzed in his lower extremities. Yes, it was hard to put him down, but after a year of trying every measure possibile, Ted's quality of life was bad, and we did not want him to suffer more.
Teddy and Tiny
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07-11-2010, 07:50 PM
#144
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: A million dollar view!
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My avatar pic is my dog, Laddie. He is a collie (possibly a little mix of something else), about 10 yrs old, totally blind, gentle, loving, smart, devoted, trusting, handsome, easy going, and the bestest dog in the world. :lol:
07-14-2010, 05:13 AM
#150
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Texas
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Ok, Now that the newest member of the family is settled in...well sort of settled. He is a fireball of activity! Here is big brother "Ozzy" and "Dio" the newest furbaby in residence. I need to get better pics of "Ozzy". :roll:
"Ozzy" doing what guys do...stealing the remote
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"Ozzy"
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Little brother "Dio"
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