Guest guest Posted August 31, 2000 Report Share Posted August 31, 2000 Oh Kara: My heart goes out to you! How did the kids feel about this? We have a 12 yr. old Irish Wolfhound that is finding it hard to get around.......if anyone knows anything about this breed, they are HUGE, and big dogs' legs tend to give out.....we are lucky in the sense that this breed usually doesn't live past 7 or 8 yrs. old, so we've had her longer than expected! I dread the day we have to do this also!! Hugs and Prayers, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 1, 2000 Report Share Posted September 1, 2000 Tanner didn't blink (bawled when the cat who lived in our room and rarely ever came out died). asks where he is. Lyndsey (10 y/o) took it about like I did. Her music teacher called today and said she cried about it at school, too. This sounds terrible, but it felt like when I told my dad it was time to take mom home to die (ovarian cancer) and I made the hospice arrangements. I knew it was the right thing to do, but it felt very lonely and icky. I asked my friend how I could feel as bad for my dog and she said " at least you knew Harley was always on your side " which was true. On the one upside, Tucker (our young dog) is looking more trainable since he and Harley aren't competing for my attention. Thanks Kara Kara: >My heart goes out to you! How did the kids feel about this? We have a 12 >yr. old Irish Wolfhound that is finding it hard to get around.......if anyone >knows anything about this breed, they are HUGE, and big dogs' legs tend to >give out.....we are lucky in the sense that this breed usually doesn't live >past 7 or 8 yrs. old, so we've had her longer than expected! > >I dread the day we have to do this also!! > >Hugs and Prayers, > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 7, 2000 Report Share Posted September 7, 2000 CK: Soooooo sorry you had a miserable time! With our kids, as most of us know, we never really can ascertain how they will act up during vacations, outings, etc....... can be something else and can also stick his tongue out and also do the " antlers " , as his teacher calls it......where you put your hands up by the sides of your head and wave them? I STILL say our kids' moods run in " cycles " ..... was a BEAR to get ready for school.....did well in school, but just said " no " to everything at home before school! This week, he is almost perfect! Go figure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2004 Report Share Posted July 27, 2004 Dog Days of summer July 3-August 11 The dog days of summer occur during the hottest and muggoest part of the season. The term is said to have originated during the ancient times. Back then people looked into the night skies and connected the dots (stars). They saw images of bears (Ursa Major and Ursa Minor) , twins (Gemini) a bull, (Taurus), and dogs (Canis Major and Canis Minor) The brightest star in Canis Major is Sirius. In the summer Sirius, the dog star rises and sets with the sun. By late JUly, it is lined up with the sun and the ancient Romans believed that its heat added to the heat of the sun, creating a stretch of hot and sultry weather. They named this period of time from the 20 days before the lining up with the sun to 20 days after the dog days after the dog star. Spend the dog days of summer with a loved one by serving lemondae and animal crackers and sharing these jokes. What did the hungry dalmation say when he had a meal? That hits the spots. What dogs are best for sending telegrams? Wire haired terriers What do you get if you cross a dog with a rose? A collie-flower. Why did the poor dog chase his tail? He wanted to make ends meet. Where does a rottweiller sit in the movie theatre? Anywhere he wants to. Why don't dogs make good dancers? Because they have 2 left feet. When is a black dog not a black dog? when it's a greyhound. I copied this from Total Home Health newsletter. DId you know dogs are welcome is some public places? I cannot remember if it is at petfriendly.com or petwelcome.com or just where, but I was surprised how many internet sites have information about places you can take your dog. I am not certain, but I think even White Sox baseball park- dogs might be allowed, although they might need a ticket? LOL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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