'05 Platinum Lazer opinion
01-29-2005, 09:54 PM
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Re: '05 Platinum Lazer opinion
Over the years I've had six Dobermans. Every one of them was as much of a family member as anyone. Number six, the one I have now, is named after my paternal grandmother. We are paying for that. Man, are we ever paying for that. She's the most intelligent one ever.
Tanya
Pinta
Jaus (only male I've owned, could never get one like him again)
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Sadie
Bernis
First five were all "German" Dobermans. Bernis is the first "American", a Warlock.
RD, sorry to hear of your loss. I know what it's like. Russ
Tanya
Pinta
Jaus (only male I've owned, could never get one like him again)
Karma
Sadie
Bernis
First five were all "German" Dobermans. Bernis is the first "American", a Warlock.
RD, sorry to hear of your loss. I know what it's like. Russ
01-30-2005, 10:43 AM
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Re: '05 Platinum Lazer opinion
Originally Posted by ThirdBird
Man, this thread is all over the place from boat paint to the beautiful Porter woman to freakin' dogs!!!! 
01-30-2005, 02:20 PM
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That's a good boy, good boy.
I miss my dog,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, had to put Gus down a year and a half ago. He was my buddy.
We ate a whole pizza together under a tree at the vet's office (well, I couldn't eat much, Gus plowed most of it down). Then, I had to take him in. I held him for about 15 minutes after it was over. Heard the brain doesn't fully go away for like five or ten minutes. One of the hardest things I've ever gone through.
He was a good boy. I miss my boy.
I miss my dog,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, had to put Gus down a year and a half ago. He was my buddy.
We ate a whole pizza together under a tree at the vet's office (well, I couldn't eat much, Gus plowed most of it down). Then, I had to take him in. I held him for about 15 minutes after it was over. Heard the brain doesn't fully go away for like five or ten minutes. One of the hardest things I've ever gone through.
He was a good boy. I miss my boy.
01-30-2005, 02:28 PM
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Re: '05 Platinum Lazer opinion
Originally Posted by ThirdBird
That's a good boy, good boy.
I miss my dog,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, had to put Gus down a year and a half ago. He was my buddy.
We ate a whole pizza together under a tree at the vet's office (well, I couldn't eat much, Gus plowed most of it down). Then, I had to take him in. I held him for about 15 minutes after it was over. Heard the brain doesn't fully go away for like five or ten minutes. One of the hardest things I've ever gone through.
He was a good boy. I miss my boy.
I miss my dog,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, had to put Gus down a year and a half ago. He was my buddy.
We ate a whole pizza together under a tree at the vet's office (well, I couldn't eat much, Gus plowed most of it down). Then, I had to take him in. I held him for about 15 minutes after it was over. Heard the brain doesn't fully go away for like five or ten minutes. One of the hardest things I've ever gone through.
He was a good boy. I miss my boy.
Third, I'm right there with ya buddy. Putting my dogs down is without question THE hardest things I've EVER had to do. I'd rather cut my arm off with a handsaw but it's something that, as THEIR best friend we have to do for them. Haven't had one yet I haven't cried like a newborn baby. Just tears my heart out. And the only way to try to heal the pain, is to go out and get another one, and the circle continues. I have all my dog's ashes, and they are to go with me when I go. Russ
01-30-2005, 03:27 PM
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Re: '05 Platinum Lazer opinion
Originally Posted by Formula Outlaw
Haven't had one yet I haven't cried like a newborn baby. Just tears my heart out.
I left out the part where I choked up and got all teary eyed. Pretty hard not to cry when you loose a friend, and he was a good, loyal, non-judgemental friend, always happy to see me and never not willing to run right to me when I called him.
It used to drive my wife and kids nuts,,,,, they'd be petting him or laying with him or whatever and all I had to do was say "c'mere buddy" and he'd come to me. If he was sitting or laying with me though, they couldn't make him budge (unless they fought dirty with pizza crusts)
