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Wikidbchofthewst

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shit I found in west hollywood.

I have to have a moment for a dear friend of mine who passed on the other day. He was actually one of my best friend's dog, Zeke. My friend got him when he was about a year old in 1995....a year before I met him at college. We think he was abused with a hose before we got him because he would cower everytime you turned on a hose....he might even have got angry a time or two. So he is almost 14. Well in the past year my friend or so my friend as gotten married and move to Sedona, AZ to run an insurance office. He's a good state farm agent if anyone needs insurance. Anyway since Zeke is approaching 14! years old.........am still typing...got the coheed on
...wait, did you not finish that story? I feel like I missed something. Did the dog die? *on the verge of sympethetic tears*

yeah, I'm a cry baby for animals. Person gets hurt, I tell them to walk it off. Hurt dog, and I'm bawlin. God, that commericial with Sarah Mcwhatever the fuck, and her song "in the arms of the angel..." playing with all those poor abused animals....I almost break down every time.
 

Lacy

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[WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do we really need to see this kind of ****?:spew::spew::spew::spew::spew:quote=ganjaking187;899973]
rofl[/quote]
 

Lacy

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This is a very sad story. :(
The reason why dogs are afraid of hoses is because they come from puppy mills where the sit, eat and shit in little cement cubes and every once in while someone will come along and just hose down the entire cell with cold water. Thats why he was scared of the hose.

OH my GAWD ! I am friggin bawling my eyes out with that one.

Well of course the dog is going to be heart broken. It came from an abused puppy mill to start off with ....then finds himself a life long soul- mate who betrays him in the very end. I am sorry but that was really unfair and very sad.

These dogs are loyal friends right up to the VERY bitter end . Would do anything for their owners and he got shafted.

Yes it is VERY sad indeed.
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shit I found in west hollywood.

I have to have a moment for a dear friend of mine who passed on the other day. He was actually one of my best friend's dog, Zeke. He was a German Shepard. My friend got him when he was about a year old in 1995....a year before I met him at college. We think he was abused with a hose before we got him because he would cower everytime you turned on a hose....he might even have got angry a time or two. So he is almost 14. Well in the past year my friend or so my friend as gotten married and move to Sedona, AZ to run an insurance office. He's a good state farm agent if anyone needs insurance. Anyway since Zeke is approaching 14! years old, he didn't think the move would be a good thing....that's almost 100 years old 98 actually.......so his parents have agreed to watch him. He was really starting to get depressed when my friend went on trips, much more so than when he was younger. So as the girl down the street was watching him the other day he really didn't eat or drink anything. She let him out to go to the bathroom behind the house like he did for several years now. Now keep in mind their house backs up to a lot of protected marsh land.....beautiful landscape and scenery. After going to the bathroom he laid down and wouldn't get up for anyone. Finally they carried him into the house where he continued to lay there. So they called my friends brother over....also a really good guy and friend......he went over and Zeke jumped up and wagged his tail. So then they went out to the bathroom again, down to marsh land again......this time on the way back Zeke started grunting and finally laid down after a couple steps, and once again would not get up. So my friends brother went inside to make some food for him. As he was inside Zeke got up and ran into the marsh, into his new life, soon to be seen in the blue glow of midichlorians. They ran after him when he was good for a couple minutes, my friends brother got a sword from the house started hacking through the marsh following tufts of fur on the sticker bushes. He couldn't find him. It was getting to the point where the was no longer a trail of hair and foot prints. The ground was a little muddy then it become swamp the you would need waders for. They went out and looked again yesterday, twice......and have seen no sight of him or his body. None of the birds or buzzards have been circling. He just decided it was his time to move on. Needless to say this is the coolest dog I have ever met or will probably ever meet. Thanks for listening.
 

Lacy

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I think the kinder thing to do with his dog would have been to take his beloved friend to the vets office and have him put to sleep.
Perhaps he thought he was doing the right thing but I think what he did was cowardly on his part.

I love dogs and to read this heart breaking story just crushes my heart.

Dogs are for life. They are disposable. If you had a child you wouldn't give it away. I know they aren't the same but I just LOVE DOGS!!!!!
 

Twistyman

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Morning all.......Well that just sucks..I go out to go for a bike ride last night and some pile of shit has stolen my bike.......SOB...thats the 3rd bike I've had stolen...
What pisses me off is that it's locked in a shed with about 20 other bikes...Why do they keep stealing mine ? :(:(:(:(
 

Lacy

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Wow! :o:shock: Thats not nice.
Yeah I would be pissed.
Sorry twisty dude. :hug:
Morning all.......Well that just sucks..I go out to go for a bike ride last night and some pile of shit has stolen my bike.......SOB...thats the 3rd bike I've had stolen...
What pisses me off is that it's locked in a shed with about 20 other bikes...Why do they keep stealing mine ? :(:(:(:(
 

Lacy

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I suppose I take pet ownership VERY seriously. I feel if you are going to take ownership of a pet then it is for life. PERIOD! I don't think pets should come with an option to abandon them.

I don't think many people realize the attachment and the special bond that animals and humans have. Unfortunately they do not have an option in all the decisions that go on and can only trust that their owner will make the right ones.

For a German Shepherd dog at that age to be abandoned like that is a sin. The dog actually purposely killed itself from a broken heart.

What a way to go!!!!!!!!! They spend their entire lives dedicated to their owner. The VERY least this man could have done was be with him to the end. 14 years. Wouldn't that have been a lot less painful for the dog and everyone else concerned????

I have a poem somewhere that describes this last wish.....to end my life with compassion.

I suppose this story hits close to home for me because when I was a kid my parents got this grey cat for me. It looked a lot like the cat I presently have and I loved this cat. He would play with me in the snow outside while I built snowmen and snow forts and woud wait for me in the hallway each and every day after I came home from school. This cat also loved to toke as well from time to time. It was an awesome cat and I just loved him. It was my very first pet ever that I could call my own and take responsibilty of.

When when I turned 16 the homefront wasn't too good so I had to pack up and leave and my parents wouldn't let me take my cat. :(

My parents told me a WEEK later that my cat had gone down in the basement and died. :(

I guess I never forgave myself for that one and decided from that moment on that if I ever take ownership of a living thing again it is going to be until the bitter end. I am as loyal to my pets as they are to me and I am at least very proud of myself for that.

Sorry for the ramble but this is EXTREMELY close to my heart.
 

crazy-mental

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here are the pup pics you asked to see lacy these are of there 1st week.
when they were good and not running and shiting eveywere.
puppies 20th april 001.jpg

puppies 20th april 004.jpg

23rd 003.jpg

23rd 009.jpg
 

Lacy

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Awww Crazy dude. You just made my day.
Thank you so VERY much.
Now here is someone who may feel the same way.:)
Dat a man crazy. :D
They are as cute as a button.
 

jimmyspaz

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Hey Twisty what a drag about your bike, I've lost a few over the years myself. Just got to move on.
Changing the subject, I saw you talking about Leslies a page or two back. Did you ever see Dominic Triano when he was playing his Tele through two Leslies?
Around the time he recorded the "Night Heat" theme , in the seventies.
 
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