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To: RikaStrom
19!????
That's like 140 in dog years. The dog I had when I was a kid died at 14 or 15, of old age.(Couldn't move so had to be put to sleep). I can't imagine a dog last that long.

As soon as I get out of the apartments, I'll be picking up a puppy, probably a black lab.

124 posted on 12/13/2001 1:32:43 PM PST by Dan from Michigan
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To: Dan from Michigan
My childhood dog Dino lived until 19. It happens.
130 posted on 12/13/2001 1:38:49 PM PST by deadhead
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To: Dan from Michigan
Yep, I've told her that she is basically dead in doggy years, she just just grins at me and demands another pupporoni. :-)

Labs are great too. Eventually when it is time to get another dog, I will probably be looking at lab mixes as well. But I always end up rescuing a dog from the pound.

135 posted on 12/13/2001 1:42:25 PM PST by RikaStrom
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To: Dan from Michigan
My 1st Yorkie lived just past his 19th birthday and he still looked much like a puppy. It was hard to part with my old friend last February. Our second Yorkie is 8 and still very much like a puppy. Great companion, low upkeep. Just happy to sit at my side or by my feet.

My favorite dog was our Weimaraner (sp?) - she was the best (after a wild, wild puppyhood!). She was a great babysitter after my daughter became a toddler. No one got close to our baby - including grandparents - unless we told her it was ok and the dog would herd her away from the street. All of our dogs were rescued or given to us.

156 posted on 12/13/2001 2:03:01 PM PST by texgal
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