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farmerlucy- May Daisy be chasing squirrels. Big hug to you. Dog come into your life to teach you something about yourself. May Daisy's lesson bring you a smile to your face.
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farmer, I'm so sorry to hear about your Daisy. Gentle hugs to you.
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Thanks ladies. You're the best.
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FarmerLucy - I'm so sorry about Daisy. She had an awesome life with you! Do you know the web site Rainbow Bridge? I't for pet loss.
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Thanks WW - I'll check it out.
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FarmerLucy - I'm so sorry. We love them all, but every once and a while we're lucky enough to get a soulmate. It sounds like Daisy was that for you.
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Thanks Natsfan - you are absolutely right she was a soulmate doggy.
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It is always so hard to lose a beloved pet. (Ours our cats) You vow to yourself to never get another one, but just 1-2 months later, you find yourself going to the animal shelter looking...
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That is so true Monis.
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6 days after my last boob surgery and IORT, Cooper Duper and I got our noseWork title 2 ribbon. Dogs are great for the mental health. Yes I'm still bleeding from my incision sites
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Wow - Look at WonderWoman and WonderDog. Congratulations on the great achievement. You both look wonderful!!!
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yay! Way to go FDM and Super Duper Cooper!
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Farmerlucy, I am sending you a big kiss. XXX
Fairydogmother, congratulations!
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thanks bobogirl
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FarmerLucy
I am so sorry for your loss. She is watching over you! Hang in there! Memories always help especially the funny ones!
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Thank you mapgirl.
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Hi Everyone - During my last infusion a therapy dog came in. She was so sweet. I had a cookie tray for my chemo party and there were crumbs all over the floor. And so, instead of doing her therapy stuff she was busy eating cookies off the floor. Her trainer wasn't happy but it was comforting to have her come for a visit. Dogs are the best. Life would be good if I could take my dogs everywhere. I made a video of it. Here's the link:
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WW - Aaaaawwwwesome! Thanks so much for sharing!
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FarmerLucy I am just catching up here after a couple of weeks of crazy deadlines at work. I am SOOOO sorry for your loss. Daisy ws a special girl for sure. And had a beautiful life with you, clearly. It is really all we can hope for them- to make them as happy as they make us. Success on your part.
Fairydogmother SUPER cool! Thta is wonderful. My friend Lucy does scent training with her standard poodle. Really interesting work and keeps thier doggie brains so busy. Kudos to both of you. and you got right back out there, surgery and all. I am in awe.
Speaking of surgeries, Bobogirl are you feeling any better? you have been through the ringer, for sure. I have been thinking about you and hoping you have some healing luck finally.
I am healed but thinkng I dont want any more surgeries, I am happy the way I am. good enough. and back to the busy schedule, so no time for cosmetic fixes at this point. Just glad to be alive! (aren't we all).
Warrior woman i LOVE your video- how fun. You did the penguin patrties" while cold capping like we did. yay! I love your fiiends with their "mad capper" shirts. and your infusion team had a great sense of humor. Good for you. It doesnt all have to be sad. They are indeed saving lives- (and sometimes hair). THANK you for sharing!!!
It is a beautiful California day here and I am going to go swing in our hammock and hug my puppy Brian who got neutered last week (poor pup).
I hope that everyone is enjoying their weekend.
Hugs
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Ooh! Brief Brian update! Sciencegal, thank you for asking after me. I am having a hard time bouncing back. I am extremely tired and dealing with area issues. Just trying not to be a big picture person at the moment.
Going to look at video now with the hope that it will cheer me up! XXX
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Hi Ladies, I have been away from this site for so long- work got crazy with deadlines and then I had a wonderful trip to the Florida Keys for my brother's wedding. Back home now.
How is everyone? Bobogirl are you feeling any better?
How are the pups? Mine are great, my Roomie Ger was here to live with them while we were away. I sure missed them though.
Hugs
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Science - I envy you a trip to the Keys - visiting the Conch Republic is always an experience!
My pooch Mikey the min pin is fine and very glad that winter is over! He hated the cold and snow.
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I'd love to go to the keys. It sure looks beautiful. We're adopting another middle aged beautiful beagle girl. After Daisy passed we had an opening so decided to get right back in the saddle. We have four now from OKBR.org. Crazy? Yes. But as I tell DH, it's what we do. Ironically this one was named Daisy. We renamed her Casey. She doesn't know she is a beagle. She hangs close to me and comes when called!
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Four beagles- awesome!! I am so glad for them that you and DH have so much room for them in your hearts and your home. Lucky dogs!
With three I am getting to be "the crazy poodle lady"!
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Lucy - Congrats on the new arrival! You made me laugh when you talked about having an "opening" - that's how we felt for years. Our normal complement was always 4 cats and 2 dogs, with maybe a couple of birds - all rescues. I worked at our local animal shelter for 15 years, so adopting was an occupational hazard. Somehow we've gotten down to just the one dog now, but since he's an energetic Min Pin, it often feels like we still have a houseful!
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NatsFan - The younger ones CAN have more energy than a whole pack of senior citizens. I've only met a min-pin once, but I love him!
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FarmLucy-Congratulations on the new addition. You should try nosework with Casey.
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Congratulations Lucy! Your new girl sounds so sweet.
Sciencegal, thank you for asking after me. Just got cleared to exercise this week. Hoping that if I can get back to the gym, I'll start to feel better. XXX
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bobo - thanks. I know you've had a tough go of things. Hoping things get better very soon.
FDM - good idea re: nose work. She thinks she's a hunter. Not!
I'm at OK Humane Place right now picking up three feral cats for our barn. They pull them from death row at OKC pound, then spay or neuter and vaccinate. I have to confine them to the tack room for a few days , then hopefully they'll hang around and be the farm's Rodent Managers.
Hope you're doing ok too FDM.
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