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Jewel's Mom a/k/a Joisey Goil #1
Posted 2006-11-06 9:38 AM (#233027 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Over the years, our family has grieved for hamsters, birds, cats, ponies, horses and dogs; and the dogs have always hit me the hardest. I'm sorry, Moody; I don't have a dog right now, or I'd go hug mine, too. (Maybe Robbie will let me borrow Fuzz.....)

--Karen
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fillhixx
Posted 2006-11-06 11:54 AM (#233028 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia
Sorry for your loss Paul, been there, hurt from that.

Now you'll have to chase the mailman yourself.
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Weaser P
Posted 2006-11-06 12:14 PM (#233029 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Cicero, NY
Been there as well, Paul. Gave ours a rest after 15 years. It's still tough when the pictures come out. I'm very sorry for your loss. RIP, Charlie.
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BalladeerFun
Posted 2006-11-06 4:55 PM (#233030 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Know what you're going through.... It's one of the hardest thing I've ever done and one of the things I dread most about the future...

Gerald
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Joyful Noise
Posted 2006-11-06 5:25 PM (#233031 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Houston, Texas
My condolences Paul. It's never an easy thing to have to do. I think everyone's probably had to go through the same thing at one time or another. But the special ones are as tough as losing a family member. My toughest was a very special thoroughbred I raised from a yearling.

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Jeff
Posted 2006-11-06 6:20 PM (#233032 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Central Florida
Hey Paul,

So sorry to hear this, buddy. My heart is heavy for you and your family. I, too, had a Charlie once.
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an4340
Posted 2006-11-06 6:26 PM (#233033 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands
I remember when my first dog died ... when I was 10. I knew that dog my whole life. I felt so sad. Then I remember when my second dog died, a golden retriever. She had a nice personality. I felt sad. Then I remember when my third dog died, a labrador retriever. Oh boy. It's like losing a best friend. Now I live in a place where having a dog is difficult. I sure do miss it.
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2006-11-07 10:17 PM (#233034 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Guys, thanks very much for all the great messages. Charlie was very much a part of our family and cancer took him way too soon. He will be missed.

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Paulcc1
Posted 2006-11-07 10:40 PM (#233035 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Vermont USA
Wow Paul it's amazing how you and the dog look a like. But I think Charlie had the edge. Still sorry you lost a friend. But you still have Cliff :(
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2006-11-07 11:02 PM (#233036 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Yeah, but grooming Clifford is a pain in the ass....
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2006-11-07 11:03 PM (#233037 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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... and don't even get me started on expressing his anal glands....
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MWoody
Posted 2006-11-08 12:17 AM (#233038 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Location: Upper Left USA
Doggone Paul.

I did not need that image in my brain thankyouverymuch!
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