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spooky3
(38,559 posts)True Dough
(26,477 posts)to have you.
But, FYI, posts like yours about Bucky belong in the DU Lounge. General discussion is more geared toward current affairs.
hamsterjill
(17,534 posts)Bucky is precious. And obviously loves you very much.
SheilaAnn
(10,704 posts)Maraya1969
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tiredtoo
(2,949 posts)And this is the best i could do.
mopinko
(73,643 posts)bred to be the family dog- guardian, patient companion of children, and tolerant of other pets.
had one as a kid that was the teevee pillow, and our guardian, going as far as not letting my dad spank me.
had one for 12 yrs when my kids were small, and she was a perfect nanny. always where they were, or at least where she could see them. always in the bed w a sick kid. always there for me when it was all too much.
you got a goodun.
MiniMe
(21,882 posts)I grew up with boxers. Love them!
MuseRider
(35,176 posts)We have a boxer mix, they are amazing dogs. He was damaged so not quite as calm or stable but great. To hear what Bucky does to check on you is just wonderful. Thanks for rescuing him. It sounds like it is a mutual admiration and love situation now and that is perfect!
Demsrule86
(71,542 posts)He is very sweet clearly. Dogs and cats bring such joy to our lives.
demmiblue
(39,648 posts)
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demmiblue
(39,648 posts)
Idris has all my attention!
Cute puppy, and the look on his face tells me that he was worried when you snapped that pic 😉
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tiredtoo
(2,949 posts)canetoad
(20,704 posts)And you're a hero/ine for saving Bucky's life.
MontanaMama
(24,710 posts)Hes lucky to have you and you him. Whos a good dog?
bluboid
(845 posts)PoindexterOglethorpe
(28,493 posts)a rescued pet's previous home was like.
tiredtoo
(2,949 posts)After i saw how he reacted to me and my difficulties all they could tell me is he came from Texas.
hamsterjill
(17,534 posts)There are transports out of Texas to other states because so many here are euthanized. Thank you to you (and everyone else) who adopt and foster those dogs being transported out. They would be dead otherwise.
PoindexterOglethorpe
(28,493 posts)I happen to be a cat person but it's much the same.
My current cat came from the local shelter as a stray, so they didn't know much about her. When I brought her home she exhibited a number of behaviors that convince me her first human home was with large dogs and men. She had a way of sprawling on the floor that was a lot like what large dogs do. Plus, even though she tolerated me, a female, any time men showed up for whatever reason, she clearly preferred them and wanted to be with them. In many ways I was not the right human to adopt her, and for the first six months I seriously considered re-homing her. In time I recognized that I'd made a commitment and promise to her that I needed to keep. So I decided to accept and love her, and it's been good. My only regret at this point is that she's not a lap cat. I cannot get her on my lap, darn. Some nights she sleeps on the bed with me, but most nights she's elsewhere. Oh, well.
Aren't our four legged friends wonderful?
StarryNite
(12,094 posts)When I had my dogs people would tell me they were lucky to have me. I always said I was the lucky one to have them. I guess it really goes both ways. Dogs are such wonderful beings.
MustLoveBeagles
(16,032 posts)JI7
(93,530 posts)I love when dogs make such facial expressions .
Raine
(31,165 posts)Omaha Steve
(109,063 posts)This belongs in Pets or the Lounge.
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