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Yes MMF, he was named by my D14 at the time. And how fitting that she thought of it. He was a champ and I wish I had left him on the farm where I bought him.

Me and my S and my nephew buried him one Sunday afternoon on my Grandmother's farm. Four months short of his second birthday. Too fine and intelligent to have left life so soon.

Just an animal. But I respected his strong will and the fact that he loved me enough to respect mine. He was alpha male. A true test of companionship. He passed with flying colors.

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Mickey,

He hated my discipline, but listened with respect and was treated with respect. He tried me at every cost in my home, but minded my every request without a leash in public. Just by speaking to him.

The very epitome of a good dog.

I am sorry for your loss.

2 years ago on my birthday, we lost my W/s BC who was the best dog I have ever had the pleasure to know. A leash was never needed for him.

He was my children's protector, (sleeping under the crib, or by their beds later,) my W's companion, and one of my closest friends on this earth.


I dug his grave in a bed of Mississippi clay that refused to give. I dug it though, and planted a red oak tree on top of him so I can always find him.


My littlest B/C is a lot like him, she likes treats more, but still loves the kids. And me. \:\)

If we had a half ounce more of "dog" in us, I think we'd all be doing a whole lot better.


These are my friends now!

But someday baby...
You ain't worry my life anymore

Take away, take away what I don't need, save the good part please. Fade away, fade away.
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Thank you Punktman...These thoughts brought out a good cry last night. How sad to have lost him on your birthday. But, you certainly gave him a fitting tribute.

I find peace in the fact that Lt. did not suffer....his passing was immediate. I kissed him on his cheek and picked him up and held him for about 20 minutes....letting the tears flow. I was able to accept what had happened having that time with him, it seems. More tears.

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Mickey,

These thoughts brought out a good cry last night.

Sorry about that. I didn't mean to do that.

I'm glad that Lt. didn't suffer. I'm sorry that you didn't have the privelage of his company longer. \:\)

(((Mickey)))

Their time here is short but very meaningful, especially for children.

My b/c is the best. She's impatient with me now because it is past "our" bedtime. Grunts and sighs.

What a little princess.


These are my friends now!

But someday baby...
You ain't worry my life anymore

Take away, take away what I don't need, save the good part please. Fade away, fade away.
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How are things Punk?


Me:56, W:51
D:26,S:24,S:22
Married:18
Bomb 9/27/06
Separated 11/27/06
Divorced 10/6/08
Leaving it up to God
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Ya Where ya at Bro?


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Me 40
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kids
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D 8
Been here off and on since 06.
PA Confirmed Dec 08..
With God, anything is possible.
Do or do not there is no try.
Sometimes you have to roll the hard six...
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