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As first time dog guardians, Beth and I do all we can to promote well-being for our 9yr old (rescued at 6) Pomchi Mona. I read up on the breed - what to and not to do and are very lucky she is healthy and well mannered. (we think she came from a good home) I try not to think of the end of her life (luckily they live long) and can't imagine losing her. People that don't have pets will never understand how attached one gets to your dog/cat/_. I hope your dogs last days are peaceful and I know you will provide the needed love he needs.
I'm glad Mona found the right home for her, and not just a home. So true. They are family. Thanks GEO!
 
Nor do cats, or basically any pet. All the love you get and give makes that last part the hardest. But, it is still worth every minute.
I wouldn't trade it, but have no intention of going through it again. I've had at least one dog all but maybe 9 months of my entire life. Just don't want to do the end part again. It's kind of like waiting for and watching a plane crash and you can't stop it. You just have to wait for the ground.
 
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I wouldn't trade it, but have no intention of going through it again. I've had at least one dog all but maybe 9 months of my entire life. Just don't want to do the end part again. It's kind of like waiting for and watching a plane crash and you can't stop it. You just have to wait for the ground.
Which is why my wife after having lived with 1 or more cats for over half a century has said never again. She doesn’t want to go through that pain again.
 
Our dog is 1,5 years old. She has been very healthy and has provided us lots of joy and exercise too. And a few grey hairs when she has run away...(a hunter at heart and if a rabbit, moose or similar species go near she seems to lose her hearing completely).

Meet Sesi. An East Siberian Laika.
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Which is why my wife after having lived with 1 or more cats for over half a century has said never again. She doesn’t want to go through that pain again.

After my previous cat died 18 years ago, after only living for 10, and going unexpectedly, with health issues I didn’t catch on to u til it was too late, I felt that way for quite awhile. 13 years later I got Attila and am absolutely crazy about him. He’s 4 now, and the joy he brings to me and my SO can’t be overstated. The only time I yell at him it to remind him the he is obligated to live until I am retired! So this better be a 15 or better year old cat!

At that time our plan is to get a puppy and a kitten that will grow up together. Once I am retired, I will have the time to be the proper dog owner that can take the pooch out for daily walks and so on.
 
Talking the Gibson NR pickups, not the Epi Peobuckers.
Got it. Those supposedly are a different beast. My 21NR pickups are noticeably darker than my Eppi ProBuckers. But I suspect a large portion of that might be the NR pup placement, which is at least 1/2 pickup width closer to the neck IIRC.

I wonder, has anybody dropped a ProBucker pup into a stock NR neck spot? Or conversely, a NR pup into a stock Eppi neck spot?

I know @godofthunder59 did a Gibby NR pup switch with V for an Eppi VP pup, but I suspect he relocated the neck pup position on his NR when he did the swap.

Would be interesting and very worthwhile to find out just what the voicing difference is between the two pickups when used in the same position with the same strings. If it’s real close then I could easily put up with the eppi ProBuckers at $100 a pair vs the Gibby pups at $400 a pair.
 
Which is why my wife after having lived with 1 or more cats for over half a century has said never again. She doesn’t want to go through that pain again.
Exactly. Almost 60 for me.

I just hope down the road I don't give in to the first cute thing that wags it's tail at me.

(Dogs. We're talking dogs here.)
 
Our dog is 1,5 years old. She has been very healthy and has provided us lots of joy and exercise too. And a few grey hairs when she has run away...(a hunter at heart and if a rabbit, moose or similar species go near she seems to lose her hearing completely).

Meet Sesi. An East Siberian Laika.
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So sweet!
That is Grady's fault as well. His ears all of the sudden stop working at weird times when needed.
 
Pretty cat. (The old bass ain't bad either.) Just concerned what she's thinking as she's fixed on the Thunderbird. "My Thunderbird, and you can't have it!"

She's just the sweetest kitty, like we all do, I love her so much.

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Love Terje! I would be surprised if Alex Lifeson haven't been listening to him at least a bit. Or Steve Hackett.

"Waves" is one of my fav albums of his.


I have a few but don't have that one - time to visit Amoeba!
Our dog is 1,5 years old. She has been very healthy and has provided us lots of joy and exercise too. And a few grey hairs when she has run away...(a hunter at heart and if a rabbit, moose or similar species go near she seems to lose her hearing completely).

Meet Sesi. An East Siberian Laika.
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"who's a pretty girl?" :)
 

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