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Ah, looks like my house, only we have four, black Labs, and a nearby lake instead of a pool. It’s always something with their unfailing energy.
Good thing Zeke is laid back and content with just laying out in the sun, right?
And, you have also identified a new species . . Black, furry shark.
I still shake my head at 4 labs. Wow. As to Zeke, he’s an 80 lb house dog with no undercoat. Meaning he lives A/C
As to the shark fin, that was classic
That is a riot. That’s Beau (sans the shark fin) getting in bed with us when he’s decided it’s time to rise and shine–gotta love these animals!
They so warm your heart. Saw this yesterday, and it was almost too much for me. It’s still on my mind.
http://kindnessblog.com/2015/08/07/the-transformation-is-mind-blowing-a-homeless-dog-wanders-the-streets-alone/
What a wonderful story, DK. These linger in my mind as well. What always amazes me is these animals’ willingness to trust again after so much heartache. Their capacity to forgive and love is truly humbling….
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We’re not safe anywhere! -Alan
Funny!
I can’t stop laughing, either! I can hear the dialogue—don’t you dare; try and stop me!
Yes, I too watch this clip 50x, like there would be a change in outcome.
Thats why I got a little dog! ha 🙂
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Smart!
He’s rescuing mama!
Ha! He is…
Oh my!
Like Karen, that’s why I have small dogs now! What a hoot 🙂
That’s a beautiful story about the rescue of Kelsey. Seeing neglected, abandoned and abused animals simply breaks my heart.
I can’t shake the visuals out of my head. If with a happy ending.
ha!
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Can’t stop laughing
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Ah, looks like my house, only we have four, black Labs, and a nearby lake instead of a pool. It’s always something with their unfailing energy.
Good thing Zeke is laid back and content with just laying out in the sun, right?
And, you have also identified a new species . . Black, furry shark.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I still shake my head at 4 labs. Wow. As to Zeke, he’s an 80 lb house dog with no undercoat. Meaning he lives A/C
As to the shark fin, that was classic
LikeLiked by 1 person
That is a riot. That’s Beau (sans the shark fin) getting in bed with us when he’s decided it’s time to rise and shine–gotta love these animals!
LikeLiked by 1 person
They so warm your heart. Saw this yesterday, and it was almost too much for me. It’s still on my mind.
http://kindnessblog.com/2015/08/07/the-transformation-is-mind-blowing-a-homeless-dog-wanders-the-streets-alone/
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What a wonderful story, DK. These linger in my mind as well. What always amazes me is these animals’ willingness to trust again after so much heartache. Their capacity to forgive and love is truly humbling….
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We’re not safe anywhere!
-Alan
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Funny!
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I can’t stop laughing, either! I can hear the dialogue—don’t you dare; try and stop me!
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Yes, I too watch this clip 50x, like there would be a change in outcome.
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Thats why I got a little dog! ha 🙂
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Smart!
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He’s rescuing mama!
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Ha! He is…
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Oh my!
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Like Karen, that’s why I have small dogs now! What a hoot 🙂
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That’s a beautiful story about the rescue of Kelsey. Seeing neglected, abandoned and abused animals simply breaks my heart.
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I can’t shake the visuals out of my head. If with a happy ending.
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ha!
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