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6/28/12 7:39 P

Thanks, ladies.

Now that the tropical storm is over, I have a white dog with mud up to his chest. Looks like he won't be sleeping in the bed tonight. I will wash him tomorrow during my cardio.

He's just going to go out there and go mud-boggin' again this evening, so why wash him twice? Can't wait til the yard dries out!!

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6/20/12 12:57 P

Welcome to you & your furry friends. Dogs are the best therapy in the world, and they will help you through this.

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6/19/12 7:55 P

Welcome! It is wonderful how animals can sense things with us and help us through. You can be the person your dogs think you are!

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6/19/12 7:30 P

My dogs have lots of energy - even the one with arthritis - so I am trying to be the person they want me to be. More active, more time spent in the yard playing. Heck, more time outside period. I have become somewhat of a hermit since my accident. That helped me pack on the pounds, and I lost my 10-year old Dobie last year. But my rescue dogs are trying to bring me back from a pit of pain, desperation, and depression.

I have a bulldog/Eng Springer Spaniel Mix (Mr. High Energy) and my roomie has a Border Collie Mix (Mr. Low Energy). If we can get them both somewhere in the middle, maybe I can get better along with them. They are my constant companions and my solace that someone needs me everyday so I have to get up for them.

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