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   Message 869 of 943   
   Janis Kracht to Daryl Stout   
   Re: A new pup :)   
   30 May 21 12:25:14   
   
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   REPLY: 48.fidonet-catsmeow@1:19/33 25144fad   
   TZUTC: -0500   
   CHARSET: LATIN-1   
   Hi Daryl,   
      
   >> Yesterday our yellow lab mix died from Cancer, we knew this was coming   
   >> but it sure didn't make it any easier.  Indy   
   >> (http://www.filegate.net/gallery/pups/ima ges/000_1286.JPG) was over 13   
   >> years old and we are glad he is now without pain and suffering.   
      
   > Been there, done that. Pets are like one of the family, and to some folks,   
   > their pets are their kids. At least they can run around naked and have their   
   > pictures taken, without someone saying that's pornography. :P   
      
   Yes, they are.  He was certainly like one of "the kids"... and a goofy one   
   sometimes at that...   
      
   We still have his sister here, Sophie, she'll probably outlive both Ron and I   
   .   
      
   >> We going to meet a new pup this evening, a female german shepherd, Gia.   
   >> She's too young for adoption right now, but I'm looking forward to   
   >> cuddling tonight :)   
      
   > Depeneding on the breed, they can be hard to housebreak and stubborn   
   > (dachshunds). But, once they get to know their owners, they're very loyal.   
      
   Yes, some dogs are hard to housebreak, then others are so easy to train. Our   
   last shephard was extremely easy to train.  She was a female like Gia so I   
   don't expect any problems with Gia with her training.  Boy I don't know why I   
   dislike the name Gia so much, but I do.  I can't wait to get her here so I can   
   come up with a name that "fits" her :)   
      
   > As for him dropping dead critters in the floor, he felt he had to "earn   
   > his keep". Our cat would do the same with birds and rodents.   
      
   hehe.. we had a cat once that ate all the wildlife in our area... he only left   
   a little tuft of fur, likely the end of the tail :(   
      
   Take care,   
   Janis   
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