I love Dogs me...

Rocky 2 buckets replied on 26/08/2014 17:37

Posted on 26/08/2014 17:37

Welcome to all Dog lovers & generally Canine minded Folk. I have started this to enable a Thread to be used-in the Pet section with a title 'I love Dogs' so there will be no problems with attracting the right Posters, and the 'wrong Posters' give it a swerverCool. I am mainly a working Dog Lover, I have had-J/Russells, Retrievers, Lurchers. Currently have 2 White Cockapoo's. Mum & Daughter. Not my kind of Dogs(at first) the OH fell in love with the Breed a year after losing the Retriever. Now I couldn't imagine life without them. You either love Dogs or don't, if you do then life without them really is empty. I feel for the none Dog Folk, not knowing the joys of owning Dogs. But I'm not stupid enough to believe just because I love em everyone should. So if you would like to talk Canine, please be my guestSmile

Rocky 2 buckets replied on 01/10/2021 09:24

Posted on 30/09/2021 13:31 by K9S4EVA

I was once told that making the heart wrenching decision to let your pup go is 'the last kind act you can do for your dog'.  Those words have stuck with me ever since and are so true.

I lost my old girl last August Harry1000, and know your pain, but you did right by your old lad. 

I think about all my dogs, past and present, every day, and will for the rest of my life.  Life without them isn't the same!  The loss is horrific, but it's something you have to accept when taking on animals isn't it. 

I always say 'no more' I can't take the pain, but I'm not me without one...think it's in my DNA!

 

 

Posted on 01/10/2021 09:24

I’ve just had your screen name pointed out to me-‘canines for ever’, very clever👍🏻😊👏🏻👏🏻

Tinwheeler replied on 02/10/2021 20:54

Posted on 02/10/2021 20:43 by K9S4EVA

Thanks Rocky and TW! Nice to have some follow dog fanatics around!

Posted on 02/10/2021 20:54

Sadly, we no longer have ours but I cherish the memories and enjoy meeting other people's dogs.

JVB66 replied on 02/10/2021 21:11

Posted on 30/09/2021 13:31 by K9S4EVA

I was once told that making the heart wrenching decision to let your pup go is 'the last kind act you can do for your dog'.  Those words have stuck with me ever since and are so true.

I lost my old girl last August Harry1000, and know your pain, but you did right by your old lad. 

I think about all my dogs, past and present, every day, and will for the rest of my life.  Life without them isn't the same!  The loss is horrific, but it's something you have to accept when taking on animals isn't it. 

I always say 'no more' I can't take the pain, but I'm not me without one...think it's in my DNA!

 

 

Posted on 02/10/2021 21:11

We lost our 3rd rescue border collie at end of August all three have had their foybles ,but nothing that caused any problems with people or other dogs  ,and will have another hopefully ,after our latest tour as any dog needs to be acclimatised to their new home gently, and then to our hobby/lifesyle,

Ps all three are in caskets here

Rocky 2 buckets replied on 03/10/2021 07:39

Posted on 03/10/2021 07:39

The beauty of today’s walk with my Dogs was it’s totally uneventful-ness, nothing happened, no sightings of Deer, Rabbits a plenty yes, one Hare languidly trotting over the newly seeded acreage yes but hardly anything else at all. It was just what was needed. The open fields hemming in scattered copse, the breeze soughing thru trees, leaves breaking that newly tenuous link periodically pointing out that Autumn has arrived proper. The changing of seasons, one of the most enjoyable occurrences of our wonderful annual calendar. Normality & calm all around in a maelstrom of change & concern for most of us worldwide. It’s my safe place, the countryside is timeless & calming, it grounds & steadies the heart & mind. I sit on an old Beech tree that succumbed to Winter storms many years ago, it’s wide, firm & still giving in its passing as it did in its living. My 2 Dogs either side of me young un to my right & her mum to my left. I opened my three quarter jacket to cover them they in turn shuffled closer. My happy safe place, always has been. Beauty all around good for mental well-being in these unsettling times. I hope you enjoy your day👍🏻

Tinwheeler replied on 03/10/2021 09:04

Posted on 03/10/2021 07:39 by Rocky 2 buckets

The beauty of today’s walk with my Dogs was it’s totally uneventful-ness, nothing happened, no sightings of Deer, Rabbits a plenty yes, one Hare languidly trotting over the newly seeded acreage yes but hardly anything else at all. It was just what was needed. The open fields hemming in scattered copse, the breeze soughing thru trees, leaves breaking that newly tenuous link periodically pointing out that Autumn has arrived proper. The changing of seasons, one of the most enjoyable occurrences of our wonderful annual calendar. Normality & calm all around in a maelstrom of change & concern for most of us worldwide. It’s my safe place, the countryside is timeless & calming, it grounds & steadies the heart & mind. I sit on an old Beech tree that succumbed to Winter storms many years ago, it’s wide, firm & still giving in its passing as it did in its living. My 2 Dogs either side of me young un to my right & her mum to my left. I opened my three quarter jacket to cover them they in turn shuffled closer. My happy safe place, always has been. Beauty all around good for mental well-being in these unsettling times. I hope you enjoy your day👍🏻

Posted on 03/10/2021 09:04

That creates a wonderful picture of you sitting with your dogs and letting Mother Nature clear your mind of all the nasty things we encounter in life, Rocky. I can see why you enjoyed your way of life as a woodsman.👍

Thanks for the tale. Enjoy your day.

 

 

Rocky 2 buckets replied on 03/10/2021 09:32

Posted on 03/10/2021 09:04 by Tinwheeler

That creates a wonderful picture of you sitting with your dogs and letting Mother Nature clear your mind of all the nasty things we encounter in life, Rocky. I can see why you enjoyed your way of life as a woodsman.👍

Thanks for the tale. Enjoy your day.

 

 

Posted on 03/10/2021 09:32

Thanks Tinny, I loved every second of it but the long hours & age slowly turned an enjoyable experience into a chore🤷🏻‍♂️. I still have the Trees, my love of them & the natural world, but now I have time to stop & smell the flowers. They all have a way more profound affect on me now, plus I still indulge in personal logging to fill my wood stores. . .Winter is coming😂

Tinwheeler replied on 03/10/2021 09:49

Posted on 03/10/2021 09:32 by Rocky 2 buckets

Thanks Tinny, I loved every second of it but the long hours & age slowly turned an enjoyable experience into a chore🤷🏻‍♂️. I still have the Trees, my love of them & the natural world, but now I have time to stop & smell the flowers. They all have a way more profound affect on me now, plus I still indulge in personal logging to fill my wood stores. . .Winter is coming😂

Posted on 03/10/2021 09:49

Indeed it is. Take care out there😄

neveramsure replied on 03/10/2021 12:34

Posted on 03/10/2021 12:34

It’s always great to read your descriptive and heartfelt posts from your morning dog walks Rocky.cool

As I’ve posted in the past “What is life if full of care” is the way I try to live, especially when on my dog walks and you certainly give the same impression.

I hope your all keeping well and thanks’ for the great posts. May you Tinny and all other dog loving members have a great day.smile

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