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I am glad you got three good ones out of the litter (all look "good" to this novice, but you know the finer points).
I enjoyed yesterday's post, too, since I have been thinking about that issue for my own (far distant) future, and sadly, for my pembroke corgi who is blind and her back legs are almost gone. Lovely animal, though, of course, not a show-quality animal. She has been a good friend, but she can't be enjoying life now, poor dear.
I'm glad you're doing better today. The puppies are, of course, gorgeous!
Colin, those puppies are adorable. Whitney is gorgeous. You keep them in such good condition. So clean and groomed. I know that's a lot of hard work.
Hope your not hurting as much today. Damn medicine. Can't live without it and yet we know the side effects are killing us too.
Love reading your posts and watching the pups grow.
Sandy in Pa.
Hello! thanks for stopping by my blog. Cute pups. I suppose they wouldn't get along with cats? :-( Too bad. I love my cats.
I am so sorry to hear about the pool bully. that is not right, I don't care how one looks at it. I bet the pool is good therapy. My husband enjoys swimming. I'm a sissy and don't like being wet in cold weather, or any weather...unless it's 90 degrees F!
Oh my goodness, I am made weak by the cuteness of those puppies. It's probably a good thing that I don't have space for a dog or I'd want puppies coming out of my ears.
Glad you're feeling better, Colin.
I'm glad you're feeling better! Those babies of yours get cuter by the minute, and Whitney is stunning.
As usual, your babies are so pretty!
I read your previous post. I do understand what you say there - my DH has lived with pain 24/7 for nearly 15 years now. Eventually, he'll probably end up in a wheelchair. And as this house is not wheelchair-friendly, that is going to cause some major problems. We can't live by ourselves anymore because of various medical conditions (his & mine). The house isn't ours, it's our daughter & son-in-law's. We can't ask them to find another house. But I doubt very much that this place can be made wheelchair-friendly. It's too small.
Well, that's a bridge we'll face if we ever have to.
And yes, I so agree with you on Drs, idiots who think they have the right to tell others what they may or may not do based on *their* beliefs, and all the rest.
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