Actually, I don't think love is ever OT; it's the most powerful healing force.
I've been petless for two months and hating it. My last two cats died very close together and my husband said he needed a break. But now he's ready, and our vet, who works with a bunch of rescue groups, will find us some suitable candidates to choose from. It could take a month or two, but there's a rescue mutt in my future and I'm thrilled. I haven't had a dog since I was a kid. Animals help model living in the moment so well; whenever I'm around them, I'm calmer.
awesome! Our dog is a rescue pup, she was found on the yellow dividing line of the road out in the middle of nowhere, evidently waiting for someone to come back. She's a miniature austrailian shepherd, they call the breed american shepherd now. Oh, her name is Bridget. We drove 440 miles round trip to get her, down in southern Utah.
awesome! Our dog is a rescue pup, she was found on the yellow dividing line of the road out in the middle of nowhere, evidently waiting for someone to come back. She's a miniature austrailian shepherd, they call the breed american shepherd now. Oh, her name is Bridget. We drove 440 miles round trip to get her, down in southern Utah.
We adopted!!!!!! We'd decided on a grown dog to avoid all the work of a puppy. And my husband said no beagles, they howl. So somehow after 3 shelters we ended up with a 3 month puppy, brindle, some pitt. After we fell in love with her, the shelter people said she's part beagle. The universe has a sense of humor. I was planning to hike with our dog but it will have to wait 'til she's had her shots and been dewormed. We're having fun playing in the yard.
I have never been much of a pet person, although my son dumped his 2 cats on me when he went through a divorce. They were the weirdest cats (like his ex), and I never bonded with them.
Anyway, a friend had a mini dachsund that I just fell in love with, and I made the statement that if I ever got a dog, it would be that breed. About 2 weeks later, my cousin posted pictures of mini-dachs on FB and said she was trying to sell the last 2 of the litter. I asked about price, and she said she would just GIVE me one! I couldn't resist, so I took him with the understanding that I could give him back if I couldn't make it work. (I'd never had a dog before) Well that was almost 3 years ago, and now I cannot imagine NOT having him! Things are as they should be. :-) But I learned a valuable lesson...be careful what you wish for; you might just get it!
sounds good! I'm watching an old DVD from 95. The "seven spiritual principles of success" or something like that, and "the crystal cave" about the teachings of Merlin.
Brigid, the premise is that the first Jesus is the historical rabbi, the second is the Jesus the church created to "sell" religion, and the third, the "real" Jesus.
being without a pet is unthinkable to me, l have been breeding and trainig german sheperd gods for years. Because of my health i had to slow doww, raisng the ups for new homes was such a blast. we would crate train them and take them to the park to play with kids and stangers. socioalize them like creazy, alot of the pupies were imported all over the stated. it was so rewarding. now we are down from 7 to 2. the rest went to doggy heaven and we burried them all in the apple trees. can remember each one like it was yerterday. I truly believe they will be ther when we get to heaven. One scripture in the talks of heaven where the lions will lay be the lambs. It might be just an alagory but i will stcik with it. I have 2 solid black german sheperds now. one is from east germany and the other fom chekozevockia (can't spell it)
Anyway, a friend had a mini dachsund that I just fell in love with, and I made the statement that if I ever got a dog, it would be that breed. About 2 weeks later, my cousin posted pictures of mini-dachs on FB and said she was trying to sell the last 2 of the litter. I asked about price, and she said she would just GIVE me one! I couldn't resist, so I took him with the understanding that I could give him back if I couldn't make it work. (I'd never had a dog before) Well that was almost 3 years ago, and now I cannot imagine NOT having him! Things are as they should be. :-) But I learned a valuable lesson...be careful what you wish for; you might just get it!