The pain caused by losing our best friends is worth going through. The amount of joy they give us through their brief life is priceless and given with no agenda or strings attached.
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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The pain caused by losing our best friends is worth going through. The amount of joy they give us through their brief life is priceless and given with no agenda or strings attached.
Here’s my buddy Buster, at his place on the mantle. We lost him 12 years ago.
Mine: Dublin black lab. My 2 boys reading him a good night story when he was a pup.
Well, we'll make sure that when we have your funeral... it's open casket and no pants!
Cheers,
Sirhr
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I was gonna “like” his post, but then I thought better of it. LOLWell, we'll make sure that when we have your funeral... it's open casket and no pants!
Cheers,
Sirhr
My dad with his 2 grandsons.
Thank you.
I saw those bullies of yours, they are great dogs but not for everyone. I had an all white one prior to the one in the picture above. Bullies are big goof balls but very hard headed. Mine is nothing more than a 75 pound bowling ball with feet. He doesn't have a mean bone in his body (unless you are a cat or a squirrel).
Never seen a motorbike with 3 exhaust pipes!
Vaughan - best pal on Earth. 210lb English Mastiff. Lost him last fall.
They are crazy animals for sure, I’ve lost several boots, sunglasses and other items over the years. Neither of mine are mean at all, Shay is 75 lbs and deaf, doesn’t slow her down tho. If they have their minds set on something, it’s gonna happen.
My daughter loves this dog.
ARES and SPOT sitting on my daughters lap
ROCKY the rescue dog from Israel.
This is Sayo. She's my little thug.
Great idea, I started one here: http://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/mans-best-friend-thread.6901581/post-7222705
^^^ At least it's not being called "Tactical..."
Sirhr
Sirhr
Special ops. Same technology as the Navy SEALS
My idea was to put a Bushmaster on an F-250 along with a heavy duty cow catcher to sling the recipients off to the side to prevent them from being a hazard to other motorists.
