Thursday, June 25, 2009
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Savannah Leigh, 1993 - 2007
You left and forgot to tell my heart how to live without you. ~author unknown
Tony, 1985-1997
dog of my heart, dog of my soul, dog of my life
A MUST read for everyone
Friendship isn't about who you have known the longest, but about who came and never left your side~unknown
The last words of a very intelligent dog
Before I go, I just want to remind all you pups and kitties to always have plenty of love for your humans even if they might be grumpy. Sometimes they get caught up in all sorts of things and take us for granted. That doesn't mean they don't love and need us. Also you humans, remember why you have us around. If you are feeling stressed out, pet us. It's been proven to lower your blood pressure. Also keep lots of treats handy. And for everyone, enjoy life. Always take time for walks, frisbee and CAR RIDES.
And one last thing for you humans. If you are considering adding another dog to your home, think about giving one of older dogs a chance. We don't chew up your shoes, pee inside (well, not unless we really can't help it) or need lots of training. Plus you will have a very loyal friend for the rest of our lives. ~Domi, the therapy dog, 1996-2009
This illustrated story is written about a little street cat in Asia for the benefit of all street cats. Once you've read, and been touched by this gentle tale of a little kitten in Asia, if you feel moved by the plight of these adorable animals, please follow the icons to the site where you can make a small donation. Remember, even a dollar makes a difference because many dollars add up.
Even the dogs eat the crumbs that fall from the master's table." - Matt 15:27
I have a firm belief that each and every dog has been placed on earth as a gift from Heaven. Sadly, not all dogs have the opportunity to be as treasured as they deserve. The breadth of what dogs can do, and have done, for mankind is astounding - breathtaking. We owe them great debt and we owe God our resounding - THANK YOU! M.Sullivan
14 comments:
We can learn a lot from our dogs, couldn't we?! :)
PS. I have a plaque on my wall with this very saying. :)
Scout,
Please come to my house and teach Jack how to put away his toys. There will be lots of cookies in it for you!
Very well put and such great lessons to learn from your furry kids.:)
Love,
Teddy Bear
Those are very good rules. I will try to follow your fine example.
Kisses,
Dexter
I love this one, "When loved ones come home, always run to greet them"
Easily the best part of the day.
Little Buddy doesn't put away his toys yet, but he came equipped with darn near the rest! Scout looks so sweet.
Lovely lessons in loving for a living!
Tonsaluv
Max &Co in SA
This is a lovely lesson for all - peeps and dogs.
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XOXO
Lilly, Piper, Carrleigh and Java
My favorite was: "When it's in your best interest, practice obedience." Heheheheheh. Good life lessons!
Mommy wants Scout to come and teach Daisy to put away her toys. We especially like the part about greeting your family when they come home, that's one of the best parts of our day.
Tucker and Daisy
I love that!
And by way, what you do wif your toys after you pick em up? Do you really put em away?
Also, I really like what you have in your mouf! :-)
wif love from the Luke
Wonderful post and so true! dogs do indeed have a lot to teach us about how to be good companions to those we love. Take care-Sweetpea Sue and Maddy Joy the Destroyer aka Editor in Chief
Wise words to live by!
I agree, there's so much that we can learn from our dogs. Love the poem.
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