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Peace and hair grease.
I don't know you, and I didn't know your dog. But I do know your blog, and through it, I have a sense of you, and from that, a sense of your dog. I am sorry for your loss.
He's actually nothing like I'd imagined! He's more petite and long nosed than I'd thought. Fine intelligent eyes and an expression so easy to love. Losing a dog, let alone a dog of his age, is like losing family. My condolences once again
I'm sorry about your loss of your dog. I haven't met you but I do enjoy your writing. I've always liked dogs for the companionship, empathy, and humor they bring to daily life. Best wishes to you.
Odie liked that photo because it made him look skinny. He was rather portly, with slew feet at the end of short crooked legs. He had a big, barrel chest--what they call a keel at the AKC. He had a tiny wee wee that he insisted was much larger when he was at his fighting weight.
If you ever get a chance, watch the old TV show, "Cannon". The rotund William Conrad sometimes ran short distances after bad guys. That's Odie.
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I'm sorry. Best wishes to you.
Sorry about your loss.
I don't know you, and I didn't know your dog. But I do know your blog, and through it, I have a sense of you, and from that, a sense of your dog. I am sorry for your loss.
I m sorry for your loss.
He's actually nothing like I'd imagined! He's more petite and long nosed than I'd thought. Fine intelligent eyes and an expression so easy to love. Losing a dog, let alone a dog of his age, is like losing family. My condolences once again
I'm sorry about your loss of your dog. I haven't met you but I do enjoy your writing. I've always liked dogs for the companionship, empathy, and humor they bring to daily life. Best wishes to you.
@Jackie T
Odie liked that photo because it made him look skinny. He was rather portly, with slew feet at the end of short crooked legs. He had a big, barrel chest--what they call a keel at the AKC. He had a tiny wee wee that he insisted was much larger when he was at his fighting weight.
If you ever get a chance, watch the old TV show, "Cannon". The rotund William Conrad sometimes ran short distances after bad guys. That's Odie.
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