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16-05-2006, 07:14 PM
Originally Posted by Helena54
That's really nice beanieman
I love to hear how soppy other people are about their babies, but somehow I think she knows how much she needs you now, to be so good about getting it all done, bless her. They know when you're trying to help them don't they My Cassie will never sit still for a good groom or if I want to clean her ears or something, but if she has a tick to remove or something nasty I've got to deal with, she lies there like a stuffed toy till I've finished with it - then she goes ballistic! Some people just don't know what they're missing not having animals in their lives to love and care for, and as for that "it's only a dog" thing that someone has mentioned
thank you
yep i agree with the all the above your life is much fuller when you share it with a pet
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16-05-2006, 08:55 PM
Originally Posted by beanieman
Sorry but i am so proud of my baby, since she was diagonised with diabetes i dont mind telling you i was in bits, but since we have got a routine going its been brill, i get up am, get the black box down, keesha comes sits by me, doesnt need asking, i do her blood test, then she knows it breakie time, so i go feed her, she then comes back in the living room sits back down ready for her injection then off to the door for her walk, oh i love her so much she is a darling, sorry for going on but she really is a babe, i have not had her long but i wouldnt be with out her for all the tea in china, she then goes on to the evening and does it all over againthanks for reading
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17-05-2006, 09:22 AM
[/QUOTE]What a lovely post beanieman, its good to know your dog is doing well and you think so much of her, i think we all feel the same on here, i love my dog to bits, can't imagine being without him.
As you say Helena people dont know what they are missing out on, there is poem on the internet somewhere called "only a Dog" but i cant remember where i found it. Its very good.
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17-05-2006, 09:38 AM
It makes me feel guilty, about feeling guilty about leaving them. I can't wait until I am retired (a long way off, but I can dream) and I can be with them 24/7. I am spending more time on with my horse now that it's lighter, and I am having less problems, and I walk the dogs before and after to make sure they are not left out. It is exhausting, but then I wanted them in the first place, so it's my responsibility to do what I feel is right by them. I know most people don't walk their dogs for over 3 hours a day, but this is what I feel I owe them, as 3 hours in 24 isn't a huge amount is it. I wish I could stop feeling so guilty about not being with them.
Well done by the way for being able to control and inject your diabetic dog. I wish my sister (human) was as precise about doing blood testing daily!
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