Re: nne.........RE: Sad way to start the New Year.....

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Moochie was a cocker/poodle mix. We had him for a little over 13 yrs. He was my baby and spoiled rotten :-)

Hugs

nne

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nne.........RE: Sad way to start the New Year.....

Hi nne,……..thanks for the hugs! Today I am doing catch up answering e-mails as I had my grand daughters here all weekend. My ‘O my they do have so much energy!! I learned not to have them both at the same time, but now I am thinking even separate two days in a row has exhausted me. lol…., I sure wish I could harness that energy! :-)

Thanks again!

Hugs, Jackie

p/s I love that name “Moochie”! What kind of dog was he?

From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On Behalf Of & nne SvihlikSent: Friday, January 19, 2007 6:20 AMTo: MSersLife Subject: Re: Sad way to start the New Year.....

Jackie,

I am so sorry to hear about your dog. We went through that back in 1989 with our dog Moochie who was treated like one of the kids. He was 13 yrs old. I will keep you in my prayers.

Hugs

nne

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Hi,…….we had a poodle/terrier mix, and her name was

Sugar Bear! She was more my son’s dog than mine, but she was with us for

16 years. I am rethinking my decision about whether to get another dog. I’ll

wait until we move, but I will probably end up with a smaller one. :-) and a cat! YES?

Hugs,

Jackie

From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On Behalf Of & nne Svihlik

Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 12:58 PM

To: MSersLife

Subject: Re: nne.........RE:

Sad way to start the New Year.....

Moochie was a cocker/poodle mix. We had him for a little

over 13 yrs. He was my baby and spoiled rotten :-)

Hugs

nne

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Well Moochie was bought for the kids. Promised to walk him, clean up after him etc. WRONG!!! LOL Guess who did everything? You got it, me! So naturally Moochie was more attached to me than anyone else.

In the summer after Chuck would leave for work I would lay back down till around 8 or so. Moochie would follow me and look at the bed and I would say, ok jump up. He would go right to Chucks pillow and lay his head on it facing me! It was so cute :-)

Hugs

nne

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RE: nne.........RE: Sad way to start the New Year.....

Hi,…….we had a poodle/terrier mix, and her name was Sugar Bear! She was more my son’s dog than mine, but she was with us for 16 years. I am rethinking my decision about whether to get another dog. I’ll wait until we move, but I will probably end up with a smaller one. :-) and a cat! YES?

Hugs, Jackie

From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On Behalf Of & nne SvihlikSent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 12:58 PMTo: MSersLife Subject: Re: nne.........RE: Sad way to start the New Year.....

Moochie was a cocker/poodle mix. We had him for a little over 13 yrs. He was my baby and spoiled rotten :-)

Hugs

nne

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nne,

They are such wonderful creatures aren't they? I don't know what I'd do

without my Butter Brown (his name is actually Buster Brown, but I like

Butter better)..

He does what your Moochie did.. in the morning (I don't always get up

with in the a of m) lets him outside to potty.. and says

that he barrels back in through the door and veers off toward the

bedroom, where he can hear him jump up on the bed, and I guess in my

sleep I pull the blankets back till he lays down, and then I cover him

up... and it's like that every morning!

And talk about spoiled.. and I sleep on one side of a double bed,

while Butter spreads out all over the other half!!! and has learned

to sleep with covers over him, because the puppy likes to be under

covers as well.... Now this puppy I speak of is a fairly large Boxer..

I've never really had a dog though that cares for two people equally..

They usually favor one person more.. But the only time you know for sure

which of Butter's daddy or mommy that he favors more.. is when we play

the " Tap Tap, ouch Butter, help, he's hurting me, or she's hurting me "

game...

If I'm the one doing the tapping, then Buster sits on the floor, looks

up at me with sad eyes, and kinda of whimpers.. as if saying, " Oh,

please mommy stop hitting daddy " ... HOWEVER.. if is the one doing

the tapping... It doesn't take long for a hand to end up in a mouth with

a low growl issuing from deep within... LOL..

But we are NOT allowed to sit on the same couch together, let alone get

close!!!!.. puppy WILL find his way into the middle somehow, even if he

has to physically climb into someone's lap and push them aside.. LOL..

He is my constant companion.. When I'm in the computer room during the

day, he spreads his sleeping bag out on the floor behind me, to suit

himself, and lays down and starts to snore... and he talks to me during

the day as well.. And regardless of what most people think.. I do

believe this dog understands everything I'm saying and all of my actions..

From time to time, the death of my son still overwhelms me... and

should the tears start to flow, I don't know how this dog knows it, but

he does (cause I'm usually silent).. he's right there... If I'm in bed

laying down, I got a paw on either side of my head, and a nose pressed

up against mine.. and then he starts to kiss me.. His mommy isn't

allowed to be upset...

But then when the thunder-boomers start (he is highly gun shy) or the

neighbors set off fireworks... or he's cold or scared or not feeling

well.. he comes to mommy to be comforted.. guess he thinks he's

returning the kindness when he cares for mommy when she hurts..

Oh, and at shot time, he sits quietly right there beside me, doesn't

make a move (does he know that his weight shifting could cause the

needle to slip?).. until it's all over.. and if it happens to be one

that stings a bit.. he's right beside me hovering..

I'm sorry that you've lost your faithful friend and companion. I do feel

your loss, because I don't know if I could take losing my buddy...

Parrots are nice, and when they talk they are fun.. but they just can't

cuddle the same way a puppy can...

Take Care and tons of ((((((((((HUGS)))))))))) to help you through

|)onna

& nne Svihlik wrote:

>

> Well Moochie was bought for the kids. Promised to walk him, clean up

> after him etc. WRONG!!! LOL Guess who did everything? You got it, me! So

> naturally Moochie was more attached to me than anyone else.

>

> In the summer after Chuck would leave for work I would lay back down

> till around 8 or so. Moochie would follow me and look at the bed and I

> would say, ok jump up. He would go right to Chucks pillow and lay his

> head on it facing me! It was so cute :-)

>

> Hugs

> nne

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One of my all time favorite dogs was a big brindle boxer, her name was "Chata" which is both a Spanish endearment and a word meaning short (or pug). She was AWESOME, beautiful both inside and out. Thought she was a lapdog (at 90 lbs...yeah, shuuuure) I miss her still! Akiba -- Re: nne.........RE: Sad way to start the New Year..... nne,They are such wonderful creatures aren't they? I don't know what I'd do without my Butter Brown (his name is actually Buster Brown, but I like Butter better)..He does what your Moochie did.. in the morning (I don't always get up with in the a of m) lets him outside to potty.. and says that he barrels back in through the door and veers off toward the bedroom, where he can hear him jump up on the bed, and I guess in my sleep I pull the blankets back till he lays down, and then I cover him up... and it's like that every morning!And talk about spoiled.. and I sleep on one side of a double bed, while Butter spreads out all over the other half!!! and has learned to sleep with covers over him, because the puppy likes to be under covers as well.... Now this puppy I speak of is a fairly large Boxer..I've never really had a dog though that cares for two people equally.. They usually favor one person more.. But the only time you know for sure which of Butter's daddy or mommy that he favors more.. is when we play the "Tap Tap, ouch Butter, help, he's hurting me, or she's hurting me" game...If I'm the one doing the tapping, then Buster sits on the floor, looks up at me with sad eyes, and kinda of whimpers.. as if saying, "Oh, please mommy stop hitting daddy"... HOWEVER.. if is the one doing the tapping... It doesn't take long for a hand to end up in a mouth with a low growl issuing from deep within... LOL..But we are NOT allowed to sit on the same couch together, let alone get close!!!!.. puppy WILL find his way into the middle somehow, even if he has to physically climb into someone's lap and push them aside.. LOL..He is my constant companion.. When I'm in the computer room during the day, he spreads his sleeping bag out on the floor behind me, to suit himself, and lays down and starts to snore... and he talks to me during the day as well.. And regardless of what most people think.. I do believe this dog understands everything I'm saying and all of my actions..From time to time, the death of my son still overwhelms me... and should the tears start to flow, I don't know how this dog knows it, but he does (cause I'm usually silent).. he's right there... If I'm in bed laying down, I got a paw on either side of my head, and a nose pressed up against mine.. and then he starts to kiss me.. His mommy isn't allowed to be upset...But then when the thunder-boomers start (he is highly gun shy) or the neighbors set off fireworks... or he's cold or scared or not feeling well.. he comes to mommy to be comforted.. guess he thinks he's returning the kindness when he cares for mommy when she hurts..Oh, and at shot time, he sits quietly right there beside me, doesn't make a move (does he know that his weight shifting could cause the needle to slip?).. until it's all over.. and if it happens to be one that stings a bit.. he's right beside me hovering..I'm sorry that you've lost your faithful friend and companion. I do feel your loss, because I don't know if I could take losing my buddy... Parrots are nice, and when they talk they are fun.. but they just can't cuddle the same way a puppy can...Take Care and tons of ((((((((((HUGS)))))))))) to help you through|)onna & nne Svihlik wrote:> > Well Moochie was bought for the kids. Promised to walk him, clean up > after him etc. WRONG!!! LOL Guess who did everything? You got it, me! So > naturally Moochie was more attached to me than anyone else.> > In the summer after Chuck would leave for work I would lay back down > till around 8 or so. Moochie would follow me and look at the bed and I > would say, ok jump up. He would go right to Chucks pillow and lay his > head on it facing me! It was so cute :-)> > Hugs> nne

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Boy our dogs sound so much alike! MKoochie was a little over 13 when we had to have him put to sleep. That was back in 1989. I still miss him :-(

Hugs

nne

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Re: nne.........RE: Sad way to start the New Year.....

nne,They are such wonderful creatures aren't they? I don't know what I'd do without my Butter Brown (his name is actually Buster Brown, but I like Butter better)..He does what your Moochie did.. in the morning (I don't always get up with in the a of m) lets him outside to potty.. and says that he barrels back in through the door and veers off toward the bedroom, where he can hear him jump up on the bed, and I guess in my sleep I pull the blankets back till he lays down, and then I cover him up... and it's like that every morning!And talk about spoiled.. and I sleep on one side of a double bed, while Butter spreads out all over the other half!!! and has learned to sleep with covers over him, because the puppy likes to be under covers as well.... Now this puppy I speak of is a fairly large Boxer..I've never really had a dog though that cares for two people equally.. They usually favor one person more.. But the only time you know for sure which of Butter's daddy or mommy that he favors more.. is when we play the "Tap Tap, ouch Butter, help, he's hurting me, or she's hurting me" game...If I'm the one doing the tapping, then Buster sits on the floor, looks up at me with sad eyes, and kinda of whimpers.. as if saying, "Oh, please mommy stop hitting daddy"... HOWEVER.. if is the one doing the tapping... It doesn't take long for a hand to end up in a mouth with a low growl issuing from deep within... LOL..But we are NOT allowed to sit on the same couch together, let alone get close!!!!.. puppy WILL find his way into the middle somehow, even if he has to physically climb into someone's lap and push them aside.. LOL..He is my constant companion.. When I'm in the computer room during the day, he spreads his sleeping bag out on the floor behind me, to suit himself, and lays down and starts to snore... and he talks to me during the day as well.. And regardless of what most people think.. I do believe this dog understands everything I'm saying and all of my actions..From time to time, the death of my son still overwhelms me... and should the tears start to flow, I don't know how this dog knows it, but he does (cause I'm usually silent).. he's right there... If I'm in bed laying down, I got a paw on either side of my head, and a nose pressed up against mine.. and then he starts to kiss me.. His mommy isn't allowed to be upset...But then when the thunder-boomers start (he is highly gun shy) or the neighbors set off fireworks... or he's cold or scared or not feeling well.. he comes to mommy to be comforted.. guess he thinks he's returning the kindness when he cares for mommy when she hurts..Oh, and at shot time, he sits quietly right there beside me, doesn't make a move (does he know that his weight shifting could cause the needle to slip?).. until it's all over.. and if it happens to be one that stings a bit.. he's right beside me hovering..I'm sorry that you've lost your faithful friend and companion. I do feel your loss, because I don't know if I could take losing my buddy... Parrots are nice, and when they talk they are fun.. but they just can't cuddle the same way a puppy can...Take Care and tons of ((((((((((HUGS)))))))))) to help you through|)onna & nne Svihlik wrote:> > Well Moochie was bought for the kids. Promised to walk him, clean up > after him etc. WRONG!!! LOL Guess who did everything? You got it, me! So > naturally Moochie was more attached to me than anyone else.> > In the summer after Chuck would leave for work I would lay back down > till around 8 or so. Moochie would follow me and look at the bed and I > would say, ok jump up. He would go right to Chucks pillow and lay his > head on it facing me! It was so cute :-)> > Hugs> nne

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Ya'll, I'm just throwing this in but I'm not getting akiba's mail or valene's unless they are attached to a reply Donna wrote: nne,They are such wonderful creatures aren't they? I don't know what I'd do without my Butter Brown (his name is actually Buster Brown, but I like Butter better)..He does what your Moochie did.. in the morning (I don't always get up with in the a of m) lets him outside to potty.. and

says that he barrels back in through the door and veers off toward the bedroom, where he can hear him jump up on the bed, and I guess in my sleep I pull the blankets back till he lays down, and then I cover him up... and it's like that every morning!And talk about spoiled.. and I sleep on one side of a double bed, while Butter spreads out all over the other half!!! and has learned to sleep with covers over him, because the puppy likes to be under covers as well.... Now this puppy I speak of is a fairly large Boxer..I've never really had a dog though that cares for two people equally.. They usually favor one person more.. But the only time you know for sure which of Butter's daddy or mommy that he favors more.. is when we play the "Tap Tap, ouch Butter, help, he's hurting me, or she's hurting me" game...If I'm the one doing the tapping, then Buster sits on the floor, looks up at me with

sad eyes, and kinda of whimpers.. as if saying, "Oh, please mommy stop hitting daddy"... HOWEVER.. if is the one doing the tapping... It doesn't take long for a hand to end up in a mouth with a low growl issuing from deep within... LOL..But we are NOT allowed to sit on the same couch together, let alone get close!!!!.. puppy WILL find his way into the middle somehow, even if he has to physically climb into someone's lap and push them aside.. LOL..He is my constant companion.. When I'm in the computer room during the day, he spreads his sleeping bag out on the floor behind me, to suit himself, and lays down and starts to snore... and he talks to me during the day as well.. And regardless of what most people think.. I do believe this dog understands everything I'm saying and all of my actions..From time to time, the death of my son still overwhelms me... and should the tears start to flow, I don't know how

this dog knows it, but he does (cause I'm usually silent).. he's right there... If I'm in bed laying down, I got a paw on either side of my head, and a nose pressed up against mine.. and then he starts to kiss me.. His mommy isn't allowed to be upset...But then when the thunder-boomers start (he is highly gun shy) or the neighbors set off fireworks... or he's cold or scared or not feeling well.. he comes to mommy to be comforted.. guess he thinks he's returning the kindness when he cares for mommy when she hurts..Oh, and at shot time, he sits quietly right there beside me, doesn't make a move (does he know that his weight shifting could cause the needle to slip?).. until it's all over.. and if it happens to be one that stings a bit.. he's right beside me hovering..I'm sorry that you've lost your faithful friend and companion. I do feel your loss, because I don't know if I could take losing my buddy...

Parrots are nice, and when they talk they are fun.. but they just can't cuddle the same way a puppy can...Take Care and tons of ((((((((((HUGS)))))))))) to help you through|)onna & nne Svihlik wrote:> > Well Moochie was bought for the kids. Promised to walk him, clean up > after him etc. WRONG!!! LOL Guess who did everything? You got it, me! So > naturally Moochie was more attached to me than anyone else.> > In the summer after Chuck would leave for work I would lay back down > till around 8 or so. Moochie would follow me and look at the bed and I > would say, ok jump up. He would go right to Chucks pillow and lay his > head on it facing me! It was so cute :-)> > Hugs> nne

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~

Let me go into my settings and see if there's something going on there. Maybe it's at this end. I have problems some times sending messages to the group also. For some reason they won't go through. You are correct. They seem to be going through on the replies though.

Thanks for letting me know.

GBU.....Valene

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Donna <donnaisalwayzcomcast (DOT) net> wrote:

nne,They are such wonderful creatures aren't they? I don't know what I'd do without my Butter Brown (his name is actually Buster Brown, but I like Butter better)..He does what your Moochie did.. in the morning (I don't always get up with in the a of m) lets him outside to potty.. and says that he barrels back in through the door and veers off toward the bedroom, where he can hear him jump up on the bed, and I guess in my sleep I pull the blankets back till he lays down, and then I cover him up... and it's like that every morning!And talk about spoiled.. and I sleep on one side of a double bed, while Butter spreads out all over the other half!!! and has learned to sleep with covers over him, because the puppy likes to be under covers as well.... Now this puppy I speak of is a fairly large Boxer..I've never really had a dog though that cares for two people equally.. They usually favor one person more.. But the only time you know for sure which of Butter's daddy or mommy that he favors more.. is when we play the "Tap Tap, ouch Butter, help, he's hurting me, or she's hurting me" game...If I'm the one doing the tapping, then Buster sits on the floor, looks up at me with sad eyes, and kinda of whimpers.. as if saying, "Oh, please mommy stop hitting daddy"... HOWEVER.. if is the one doing the tapping... It doesn't take long for a hand to end up in a mouth with a low growl issuing from deep within... LOL..But we are NOT allowed to sit on the same couch together, let alone get close!!!!.. puppy WILL find his way into the middle somehow, even if he has to physically climb into someone's lap and push them aside.. LOL..He is my constant companion.. When I'm in the computer room during the day, he spreads his sleeping bag out on the floor behind me, to suit himself, and lays down and starts to snore... and he talks to me during the day as well.. And regardless of what most people think.. I do believe this dog understands everything I'm saying and all of my actions..From time to time, the death of my son still overwhelms me... and should the tears start to flow, I don't know how this dog knows it, but he does (cause I'm usually silent).. he's right there... If I'm in bed laying down, I got a paw on either side of my head, and a nose pressed up against mine.. and then he starts to kiss me.. His mommy isn't allowed to be upset...But then when the thunder-boomers start (he is highly gun shy) or the neighbors set off fireworks... or he's cold or scared or not feeling well.. he comes to mommy to be comforted.. guess he thinks he's returning the kindness when he cares for mommy when she hurts..Oh, and at shot time, he sits quietly right there beside me, doesn't make a move (does he know that his weight shifting could cause the needle to slip?).. until it's all over.. and if it happens to be one that stings a bit.. he's right beside me hovering..I'm sorry that you've lost your faithful friend and companion. I do feel your loss, because I don't know if I could take losing my buddy... Parrots are nice, and when they talk they are fun.. but they just can't cuddle the same way a puppy can...Take Care and tons of ((((((((((HUGS)))))))))) to help you through|)onna & nne Svihlik wrote:> > Well Moochie was bought for the kids. Promised to walk him, clean up > after him etc. WRONG!!! LOL Guess who did everything? You got it, me! So > naturally Moochie was more attached to me than anyone else.> > In the summer after Chuck would leave for work I would lay back down > till around 8 or so. Moochie would follow me and look at the bed and I > would say, ok jump up. He would go right to Chucks pillow and lay his > head on it facing me! It was so cute :-)> > Hugs> nne