Doggone good dog thread
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Some of the guys got to see Lulu on Sunday, but not really meet her cause she was too scared of the cold to join us! It's her first night in the living room. Girls are digging her company.
Jesse Didn’t know you had a remi, that is our dogs name. She is a rescue mix, looks like a yellow lab but only weighs 28 pounds.
Some of the guys got to see Lulu on Sunday, but not really meet her cause she was too scared of the cold to join us! It's her first night in the living room. Girls are digging her company.
She still shaking? [emoji23]
Some dogs are just family dogs and that’s ok in my book.
These two have become inseparable. Pretty lucky to have these two in our lives.
Gordo
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That ain't a life worth living. I'd have more if we has the room. Once we get moved, that'll happen.
Been almost a year since we had Cindy put down and I finally think the wife is coming around to getting another one. Sure miss her a lot.
Tough day in our house. We lost Remi on the way to the emergency vet clinic this morning. Friday evening he had an "episode" where he was wheezing, foaming at the mouth, tongue was purple and gasping for air. No obstruction in his air way and eventually, he recovered. I thought it could have been exhaustion from chasing Lulu all day (she is in heat), maybe a heart attack or an allergic reaction. I kept them separated yesterday and all was fine. I went outside this morning and he was doing this same, but this time I knew it was worse. He collapsed while walking twice, the last with me helping him and he stopped breathing momentarily. Even though he's blind and has milky eyes, his eyes were absent of color and I knew he wasn't going to pull through. I told Tracie to come tell him goodbye and we sat with him for a few minutes to see if he'd recover. When it was clear he was getting worse, we loaded up and tried to get to the emergency vet clinic, but he passed on the way. I'm pretty well devastated and have finally managed to stop the water works after 2 hours. Tracie is pretty tore up too. K is so used to seeing animals die, it hasn't hit her that this time it's different.
He was the first dog I ever had on my own. 10.5 years we were buddies and there will be no replacement in that regard. I was looking through pics earlier and found this one from his last hunt. He was pretty much blind by this point, but followed me to the other side of the hole and sniffed this bird out, then slowly walked it back to the blind. It would be his last retrieve. I balled the second I saw it...
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huntn2
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Cherish the memories built together over the 10.5 years brother. Never easy loosing a dog given as loyal as they remain day in and day out.
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