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Old 03-09-2005, 10:47 AM
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Heart doggies or kitties???

You know---it is all in the eyebrows----
Dogs have eyebrows (cats don't), so their faces are much more expressive, that is why we always think they know what we are saying to them!
Think Gary Larson Comics-

Either pet is a joy, but I love the doggies best (it's the eyebrows, I'm tellin ya )
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Old 03-09-2005, 11:01 AM
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You know---it is all in the eyebrows----
Dogs have eyebrows (cats don't), so their faces are much more expressive, that is why we always think they know what we are saying to them!
Think Gary Larson Comics-

Either pet is a joy, but I love the doggies best (it's the eyebrows, I'm tellin ya )
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Huh - I never even thought about the eyebrows...

I'm partial to dogs for sure- but I'm really allergic to cats My grandma also used to tell me that cats are evil lol...AND you animal lovers will HATE this story (it's awful...)

My grandpa was so annoyed with the many cats that were coming into his yard and using it as a litter box - then they got a pool and it was causing some cat issues...well - he then started sitting on the back porch with a BB gun...and he'd just peg cats as they came into the yard ahh..my family...gotta love 'em......

Anyway - I love dawgies - if I Could have cats I would because I find them amusing

But for now - I'm SO happy with my Clancypoo...she's really made a huge difference in my life
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Old 03-09-2005, 12:08 PM
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My grandpa was so annoyed with the many cats that were coming into his yard and using it as a litter box - then they got a pool and it was causing some cat issues...well - he then started sitting on the back porch with a BB gun...and he'd just peg cats as they came into the yard ahh..my family...gotta love 'em......
My neighbors shot one of my cats in the head last year, with a BB gun. She died a couple weeks later.
I know several guys who hunt, that tell me they shoot any cat they see out in the woods. I just don't GET how they can have no empathy for them. Snakes are the only thing I kill.....and moles!

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Anyway - I love dawgies - if I Could have cats I would because I find them amusing
Cats are okay, and I........errr.......love my cats, BUT, dogs are just like people to me, BETTER than many people to me.

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But for now - I'm SO happy with my Clancypoo...she's really made a huge difference in my life
They make such wonderful companions. I don't know if I'll ever have another
one after this one, though. It's just too heartbreaking to lose them. I swore after my previous one (a dachshound I had for 17 years), that I'd never have another. Cash kinda came to me on what I thought would be temporary basis. Temporary turned into forever.

When a cat dies, shed a tear, dig a hole, get new cat. Lather, rinse, repeat.(NO offense to the cat people- to me, a cat is a pet, a dog is a child)
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Old 03-09-2005, 12:12 PM
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My neighbors shot one of my cats in the head last year, with a BB gun. She died a couple weeks later.
I know several guys who hunt, that tell me they shoot any cat they see out in the woods. I just don't GET how they can have no empathy for them. Snakes are the only thing I kill.....and moles!
I know - I was always so appalled that my grandpa did that - but he's one of those people you just can't say anything to - think Frank Barone (Everybody Loves Raymond)

I can't imagine harming another living creature (except bugs )





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Cats are okay, and I........errr.......love my cats, BUT, dogs are just like people to me, BETTER than many people to me.


They make such wonderful companions. I don't know if I'll ever have another
one after this one, though. It's just too heartbreaking to lose them. I swore after my previous one (a dachshound I had for 17 years), that I'd never have another. Cash kinda came to me on what I thought would be temporary basis. Temporary turned into forever.

When a cat dies, shed a tear, dig a hole, get new cat. Lather, rinse, repeat.(NO offense to the cat people- to me, a cat is a pet, a dog is a child)

I guess that's the difference between cat and dog folks - I'm pretty sure cat people feel the same way as dog folks about their dogs - you summed it up nicely though - I totally feel like Clancy is my little adopted kid lol.....

We lost our family dog last year and it was horrible....but I just love having them in my life - it's SO hard losing them - but I feel like the time I get with them - and the memories are totally worthwhile
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Old 03-09-2005, 12:31 PM
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I can't imagine harming another living creature (except bugs )
Well, I have snake ISSUES! My Mom always said it was her fault, that I learned to be terrified through her. I mow 4 of my 5 acres, so I see several every year. Although, 2004 was the YEAR OF NO SNAKES!!! I usually see 5-6 a year, and I saw NONE last year! I can't TELL you how happy that makes me. Maybe the word is out in the snake community, that this David guy mows with a handgun, so stay the hell out of his yard.


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We lost our family dog last year and it was horrible....but I just love having them in my life - it's SO hard losing them - but I feel like the time I get with them - and the memories are totally worthwhile
When we lost our dachshound, my Mom and I were bawling like babys, on our deck(she had a heart attack, and died in front of us). I remember, in between sobs, us hoping the neighbors weren't home, to hear us.
I know that they are worth the heartbreak of losing them. I met two women yesterday at U of IL, both of whom had pugs with terminal cancer, just hoping to buy a few more months with them. One of the ladies and I cried when we started talking about her baby.
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Old 03-09-2005, 12:34 PM
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When we lost our dachshound, my Mom and I were bawling like babys, on our deck(she had a heart attack, and died in front of us). I remember, in between sobs, us hoping the neighbors weren't home, to hear us.
I have a mini and *I* will die when she passes, dear.
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Old 03-09-2005, 12:36 PM
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Well, I have snake ISSUES! My Mom always said it was her fault, that I learned to be terrified through her. I mow 4 of my 5 acres, so I see several every year. Although, 2004 was the YEAR OF NO SNAKES!!! I usually see 5-6 a year, and I saw NONE last year! I can't TELL you how happy that makes me. Maybe the word is out in the snake community, that this David guy mows with a handgun, so stay the hell out of his yard.



When we lost our dachshound, my Mom and I were bawling like babys, on our deck(she had a heart attack, and died in front of us). I remember, in between sobs, us hoping the neighbors weren't home, to hear us.
I know that they are worth the heartbreak of losing them. I met two women yesterday at U of IL, both of whom had pugs with terminal cancer, just hoping to buy a few more months with them. One of the ladies and I cried when we started talking about her baby.

Oh my - that is heartbreaking - I've never had a dog die in front of me.

The dog we recently lost - I was watching her once weekend when her back legs completely went out - she needed thousands of dollars worth of surgery -and that wouldn't have fixed her joint problem so she would have a miserable existence....we decided to put her down....it was so heartbreaking...

My whole family went to the vet's office and she was SO happy to see us all - happy and wagging her tail and licking us all - but she couldn't move - and we were all bawling like babies too.....only my brother-in-law stayed with her until the end - we couldn't take it and left.....but I'm so glad that we got to be there with her at th end.....though it was so hard....

I've only had Clancy for a little under a month now - but I'm already SO attached to her....she's such a little lovey.....
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Old 03-09-2005, 12:42 PM
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I have a mini and *I* will die when she passes, dear.
"Brandy" was a mini, too, although SOMETHING went wrong somewhere. Her Mom was 12 lbs, and her Dad 14, and she was 22! Not really fat, either. Just bigger than a mini was supposed to be. She was such a sweetie(aren't they all?).
I have wondered if I can make it without Cash.....
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Old 03-09-2005, 12:46 PM
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"Brandy" was a mini, too, although SOMETHING went wrong somewhere. Her Mom was 12 lbs, and her Dad 14, and she was 22! Not really fat, either. Just bigger than a mini was supposed to be. She was such a sweetie(aren't they all?).
I have wondered if I can make it without Cash.....
Mine is 16lbs and I've been trying to get her to lose weight. So far I'm just putting less food in her bowl and it's working, I just don't want her to have back problems. It doesn't help that she thinks she's a cat and jumps up and down everywhere, though. Her favorite thing to do is sleep in my bed. She'll jump onto it, get under the covers, roll onto her back, and put her head on a pillow. It's a riot. She evens sleeps with her paws up in the air.

I feel your pain, though. I've gotten three sick animals from shelters and they've all died on me and it's devastating.
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Old 03-09-2005, 12:56 PM
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Oh my - that is heartbreaking - I've never had a dog die in front of me.

The dog we recently lost - I was watching her once weekend when her back legs completely went out - she needed thousands of dollars worth of surgery -and that wouldn't have fixed her joint problem so she would have a miserable existence....we decided to put her down....it was so heartbreaking...

My whole family went to the vet's office and she was SO happy to see us all - happy and wagging her tail and licking us all - but she couldn't move - and we were all bawling like babies too.....only my brother-in-law stayed with her until the end - we couldn't take it and left.....but I'm so glad that we got to be there with her at th end.....though it was so hard....

I've only had Clancy for a little under a month now - but I'm already SO attached to her....she's such a little lovey.....
I'm glad everyone was there to see her. I've made my mind up, that when the time comes(hopefully a long time off, but...)that I want to be there holding him. God, I dread that day.
With my dachshound, we "maybe" should have put her down in her last year of life. She lost most of her eyesight, and her appetite for dog food(she ate nothing but cooked hamburger, and lemon cookies for the last year- she NEVER lost her appetite for these two things. She loved them both!). But, she wasn't in pain. She'd be bed bound for a week, but then get back to running around for a week. But, we finally knew the time had come. I moved back home for the last three days, and slept on the kitchen floor next to her(do I have dog issues, or what?). I called our vet, right down the street, and told them I didn't want to make her suffer through sitting in the waiting room. They told me to bring her in in 20 minutes, and they'd put her right down, without waiting. I laid down on the deck with her, and she had her heart attack about 5 minutes later. It was like her final gift to me was saving me the pain of putting her down.
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Mine is 16lbs and I've been trying to get her to lose weight. So far I'm just putting less food in her bowl and it's working, I just don't want her to have back problems. It doesn't help that she thinks she's a cat and jumps up and down everywhere, though. Her favorite thing to do is sleep in my bed. She'll jump onto it, get under the covers, roll onto her back, and put her head on a pillow. It's a riot. She evens sleeps with her paws up in the air.

I feel your pain, though. I've gotten three sick animals from shelters and they've all died on me and it's devastating.

I took Clancy to the vet withing seven days of getting her- and she seems fine..I'm hoping she's still got some good years ahead of her....she is a bit overweight too though - so I've been feeding her less and walking her more....

However, in the short time I've had her she seems to already be spoiled lol - and I'm pretty sure that she thinks she's the Alpha Dog - so I've been trying to set up who's in charge....lol....dogs are great..

And I've always wanted a Daschund....they are SOOO cute.....I can just imagine your little mini curling up in bed...too cute
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Old 03-09-2005, 01:04 PM
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Mine is 16lbs and I've been trying to get her to lose weight. So far I'm just putting less food in her bowl and it's working, I just don't want her to have back problems. It doesn't help that she thinks she's a cat and jumps up and down everywhere, though. Her favorite thing to do is sleep in my bed. She'll jump onto it, get under the covers, roll onto her back, and put her head on a pillow. It's a riot. She evens sleeps with her paws up in the air.
Can she cover herself up?
Does she sit up, begging style, for hours on end?
Brandy would sit like that so she could see out the door, for hours like that!
We were so lucky that Brandy never had the back problems dachs have, especially given her size.
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I feel your pain, though. I've gotten three sick animals from shelters and they've all died on me and it's devastating.
It's like losing a child(to me).
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Really!?! OMG --I'm glad they continued it - I don't have Showtime - but luckily I met a girl right in time who likes the show - so I go to her house to watch it - or she records it for me

BUT sadly I totally developed a crush on a guest star and she's no longer on and it SUCKS....it's Robin - the chick Jenny meets at Dinah Shore lol....LOVE her character (Robin...NOT Jenny )
I just watched eps 1 and 2 from season 2 this night with two friends (and they come over to MY house to watch it because I download it, lol!)

Robin, I know who you mean! Hmm, not bad She looks so familiar to me.. I kinda liked Bette, but she turned quite evil lately.
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I just watched eps 1 and 2 from season 2 this night with two friends (and they come over to MY house to watch it because I download it, lol!)

Robin, I know who you mean! Hmm, not bad She looks so familiar to me.. I kinda liked Bette, but she turned quite evil lately.

Robin...sigh lol...she is also in Mad About YOu - she was Lisa - the sister of Helen Hunt's character...and she's in A League of Their Own as Helen Haley...AND she's my new avatar

Bette pissed me off....the third ep though - I started feeling bad for her ...just a little though - she totally F***ed up...!
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