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Shovelrick said:
I’ll always have a (A) dog, but never again 5 lol PS the older you get the more you think about who’ll care for them when you’re gone
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That's exactly why. When our Norwegian Elkhound died it about ripped my heart out. It was like I lost my one of my children. She was Daddy's girl and never left my side and she knew what I wanted just by looking at her. Smartest dog and friend I ever had.

Still tears me up to this day. I cried for days and I ain't ashamed to say so.
 
kmakar said:
That's exactly why. When our Norwegian Elkhound died it about ripped my heart out. It was like I lost my one of my children. She was Daddy's girl and never left my side and she knew what I wanted just by looking at her. Smartest dog and friend I ever had.

Still tears me up to this day. I cried for days and I ain't ashamed to say so.
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I`m with you.
Mine was a golden retriever.:cry:
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