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claychaser
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Update 1/15/2012: Thanks again to all who posted here. It meant a lot to me.
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Lucky, my 16 year old female border collie/springer spaniel/mutt died today. She earned her name Lucky because my wife took her off the last day death row at the pound. I gave her the name Lucky, but it turned out that we are the lucky ones to have her. A great dog and friend, very easy to train. Loved my kids. Fetched my paper and mail for me, always there for a dog hug when anybody needed one, always went on the drop kids off to school and to then work commute with me. Always there.
Post a lucky coin, post an old coin, post a picture of your dog, or just anything.
I have asked the moderator to put a lock on the thread.
Thanks again.
Lucky, my 16 year old female border collie/springer spaniel/mutt died today. She earned her name Lucky because my wife took her off the last day death row at the pound. I gave her the name Lucky, but it turned out that we are the lucky ones to have her. A great dog and friend, very easy to train. Loved my kids. Fetched my paper and mail for me, always there for a dog hug when anybody needed one, always went on the drop kids off to school and to then work commute with me. Always there.
Post a lucky coin, post an old coin, post a picture of your dog, or just anything.
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I said goodbye to my cherished Golden, Mojo, this year at a way too early age of nearly 8 years.
My boy is still hunting and chasing; yet, sadly, not with me.
Miles
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Having had more dogs in my life than anyone else I know,
the loss of each one was heartbreaking.
I feel your pain ... and I know you have fond memories to help you heal.
Here's a personal favorite of mine - its the last coin I gave my Father for his 90th Birthday !
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I have two dogs, one is a 10 yr. old mostly white mixed large breed who was recently diagnosed in Aug. with 3rd degree heart block and her heart rate is now only in the low 30's when it should be in the 80's. My other is a 17 yr. old 1/2 beagle, 1/2 c. spaniel who is diabetic (2 injections per day) and blind. I would easily give up my entire coin collection and any other material possessions to have another 10 yrs. with them, and right now I spend as much time with them both as possible.
I truly believe we will be judged by how we treat the canines with which we have been gifted.
I won't post a coin, or a picture. I will post a thought that every walk, talk, moment, fur-rub, and heart-to-heart you had with Lucky will come back to you in time and will be the anchoring element of your life here. Dogs are placed here to help us understand our mission in life, and yours was a gallant one. Remember that our hounds have a shorter life as they are without a capacity for sin and will wait for us patiently until we can join them again.
In time you will cavort through fields with Lucky . . . chasing toys and giving treats. What better 'heaven' could there be?
Stay strong and realize you did your best to make life rewarding for 'Lucky'. But 'Lucky' was both your treat and your test . . . and you passed admirably.
Tears flow here as well . . . . .
Drunner
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My Border/Australian Healer walked me for 8 years. Been gone just a year now.
bob
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The very best to you and your family...
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His mom was a full bred Hungarian Vizsla, not sure what his dad was. I miss ole Butch.
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<< <i>My condolences on your loss.... Dogs, in general, are nicer than people, in general, and the loss of a family pet leaves a tremendous void. RickO >>
I never question the loyalty of my dog, he was my grandmother's guard dog when she was alive. These days he zealously guards my three daughters. I have come to appreciate him a lot more than most family members. I remember thinking my grandmother spoiled him, letting him lounge on the furniture, the beds etc. Guess what... a decade later he is doing the same stuff in my house and I will even move off the sofa if he comes up and wants my spot. He has earned his kibbles. I even cook special meals for him, rice and veggies are good for doggies.
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Here is my Stumpy (Staffordshire Bull Terrier) during his dignified elder years:
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I have what's left of my clan at my feet, no matter where I go now- they are there.
I'm so sorry to read this John, my condolences.
Go back to that pound and find Lucky II- it will help and you will save one from the death squad.
My most heartfelt condolences to you and your entire family, as it just delivers such a hurtful pain to everyone that was lucky enough to have Lucky bring joy into their lives. Again, my heart really goes out to you, it's the WORST time of year for this to happen (there never is a 'good time', or 'right time' for a tragedy such as this). I hope you are able to put this pain 'in it's place' in due time. Good luck.....
edited to add..... Tom said it best....they save us, we don't save them.
You would be honoring Lucky by acquiring another doggie soon. I know it doesn't feel right to some folks but it was the right remedy for my wife and me when we lost our lovable rottie a few years ago.
Lance.
I knew it would happen.
Steve
And my son's Lab, Sadie, taken 2 1/2 years ago with my granddaughter while we were husking corn in the back yard (he lives next door). Unfortunately Sadie went with his ex-wife when she left, and we really miss her too... alot more than the ex.
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Sammy - a rescue mutt who is a mix of Pit Bull and Yellow Lab. We nicknamed him "Mercedes" because the few few months we had him he was running us a "Mercedes payment" a month at the vet!
Sarah - my running buddy who is an Australian Shepherd. She sings to me whenever I come home by following me around and softly howling!
If you love dogs, read Dean Koontz book "The Watchers." It's a great story without much of the typical Dean Koontz horror content. Thanks to Drunner (Jeff) for the GREAT book recommendation.
May you find a new friend soon, Claychaser.
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Sorry to hear it.I've been there.The memories are good.
Bobo, he an 6 lb lazy lap dog having a bad hair day. (Havanese)
My little guy toke a header off the retaining wall yesterday and my heart all most stopped so feel your pain from here.
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Our dog Huckleberry living life large with the bone from a leg of lamb.
But we get these wonderful pets with an unwritten contract that we understand that in 8-16 years our hearts will be broken. Somehow we're supposed to soldier up when it happens but we aren't that "evolved" yet. I'm actually glad we aren't. Everyone gets it.
this one a day before Xmas, her eyesight is not good,and she ended
up in the pool.I was very lucky.