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Thank you JJG.
Though I barely have single picture of our dog without being with someone which if I post the face of my two niece has to be displayed here. I don't really want to but I have to.
He was so cute and loving, jumping around us all time and my niece were already used to him and they cried all time. Goodbye Finn.
Personally, even though not against any rules, I think that it is a better practice not to include faces of people in your pictures, unless the pictures of people faces might include random unknown people on the street or otherwise found on the internet.
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I'll try if i can raise another dog @Heslo, Perhaps dogs are unique and friendly creatures. Oh i remember how Billy always run to meet me whenever am home, just like children does when their Dad returns home. Even though dogs don't stay for too long but the memories they leave when they are gone can last for a lifetime.
In fact, you have just awakened my spirit right now and i have made up my mind to get another dog as soon as possible because as am typing this now, the memories of Billy keeps re-appearing in my head. Such a lovely creature. And the only thing that can help one to forget about a lost dog a bit, is raising another one because it will rekindle your love and passion for them again. Thanks Heslo
I recall one time in about 2014, I had a small dog (like a 12 lb maltese).
My Maltese looked kind of like this one, but a little bit BIGGER (since the one in the picture looks like 9 lbs).
I would take the dog for a jog a few times a week, and I had gotten to the point that the dog would just follow me without a leash, and I tried to stay in areas where there was not very much traffic.
For some reason, one day the dog got nervous while we were running over a bridge against traffic and there was a sidewalk going over the bridge and we would run on the sidewalk, and we were on the downside of going down the bridge and on the sidewalk opposite of traffic, and saw a small Toyota pickup coming opposite of us going up the hill on the bridge, and I looked back and my 12 lb Maltese was running in the middle of the road. The Toyota pickup ran over the top of her, but apparently the wheels did not touch, so the car went right over the top of my dog.
The truck passed by quickly and kept going, and my dog was yelping as if it had been hit, but I inspected the dog and there were no marks anywhere on the dog, even though her eyes looked funny, like they were a bit glazed and glossy... so I figured that maybe her head hit the truck as it was passing over her. She acted a little bit stupid and out of it for about 24 hours, and then she kind of returned to normal. I was so relieved because that was such a dangerous situation and the dog even got run over, but we were so lucky that no tires hit any part of the dog's body... but truly the dog was traumatized by the whole situation, and I was traumatized too... since I thought that that the dog was sufficiently trained to stay on the sidewalk and to run behind me... which apparently was not always true, especially she got nervous that particular time... So it can be very scary when the dog's well being is in jeopardy and we likely feel that we have duties to protect the dog from certain kinds of hazards.
I recall another time, maybe a couple months earlier, I had been running that same path with that same dog, and we had a trail around a golf course, and we were running in the evening.. right around sunset, and there was one section that was about about 400 meters long in which I stayed on the service road and the dog ran on the golf course green, and so there was a 8-ish foot high fence between me and her.. and so she was running next to me on my right and she was acting a little weird and she kept looking back and pretty soon I noticed that there was a coyote (maybe about 3x her size.. (maybe about 35 lbs) chasing her and about ready to catch her, so I started to yell and it scared the coyote away, even though there was a fence between me and my 12lb dog, so I sped into a sprint and I said "Run JayJuanGee's Dog, Run" (though I used her real name).. and so when we got to the end, there was a part of the fence that my dog could cross underneath and to be reunited with me. So when my dog crossed under the fence, we could still see the coyote about 50 meters in the distance and just looking at us... and so that was another "close one," and it would have had been quite sad to have had lost the dog to such an incident of getting eaten by a Coyote.
you seem distracted, which might be part of the explanation why you have been in bitcoin since mid-2011 and you still are "accumulating bitcoin." You might not either know what bitcoin is (or have confidence in it) or you might be distracted into shitcoins and trading... which goes back to not knowing what bitcoin is, even though you've been on the forum since mid-2011. Who would-a-thunk?
Im now 100% convinced that you are a moron. Thankfully, I wont have to pretend to sift through your long-winded nonsensical posts of idiocy anymore.
Gotta love the Wo-Bromances on this here famous thread.
Keeps me amused in my old age anyway.
I thought that he was getting a bit too emotional about substantive observations of mine, but hey what do I know?
It seems that we might be breaking up... so yeah, in the end, you are correct.
