It sounds like he was a happy guy. How lucky you two were to find each other.Yeah mine was 15 to 17, the shelter didn't know when we got him, but we had him for a little over 12 years.
Hips, is what eventually got him as he put his back out. They never seem to worry about what's good for them, he still acted like a puppy till the end.
Wait until they go after Nickelback.I am offended in both accounts. I play bards. And I list Coldplay. For real.
My wife said Nickleback is overrated. Backstreet Boys all the way.
Oh yeah he tore his ACL about 2 years ago. That was touch and go. Since, hes been a bit more measured in activity but he still forgets his old bones now and then.Yeah mine was 15 to 17, the shelter didn't know when we got him, but we had him for a little over 12 years.
Hips, is what eventually got him as he put his back out. They never seem to worry about what's good for them, he still acted like a puppy till the end.
There have been several neurological studies over the last couple of decades showing that our brains respond to the loss of a beloved pet the same way they do to the loss of a beloved person. Our brains don’t distinguish - the bonds are as real and significant.
When I was young we took our written exams with pencil and paper, with lead and RSI, and we LIKED it!
The first time I heard Coldplay, I thought it was the Counting Crows affecting a less whiney style. And I appreciated that. I’d still rank Coldplay higher than the Counting Crows.
