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Back in my man cave:

2nd round of the NFL draft on one tv.

Orioles @ Yankees on the other.

AGO on the computer screen. :xyxthumbs:
 
Haha I like the movie he is playing on his screen for some mental preparation.


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Ghost in a Shell. Pretty mad to be honest bu some awesome scenes
 
PaulMys said:
Yeah, big tough guy I am. That abandoned Golden getting her first toy brought a tear to my eye. Awesome.
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i hear you bro. dogs (or any animal/pet for that matter) don't ask for much, give them some love and feed them and you'll have a loyal companion for as long as they are around...

here's proof.. (click once then again on 'watch this video on youtube'...

 
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ESPN, and hopefully a Yankee sweep of the Cubs.

What??? You guys won the WS after a short 108 year wait. Don't get greedy....... :laughing::laughing::laughing:
 
VISITOR said:
i hear you bro. dogs (or any animal/pet for that matter) don't ask for much, give them some love and feed them and you'll have a loyal companion for as long as they are around...

here's proof.. (click once then again on 'watch this video on youtube'...

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SO cool!

I have had dogs my whole life. I currently have 4, although my oldest at 15 is showing the "signs". :(

But, dogs are very in tune with humans. The covering of the babies in the video is actually an instinctual behavior.

The dogs in the video have adopted the human "pack". A newborn human is the same to a well assimilated dog as a puppy in their view.

A puppy (or baby) is not to be left in the open, but covered (camouflaged) against predators in their minds.

Great video.
 
PaulMys said:
SO cool!

I have had dogs my whole life. I currently have 4, although my oldest at 15 is showing the "signs". :(

But, dogs are very in tune with humans. The covering of the babies in the video is actually an instinctual behavior.

The dogs in the video have adopted the human "pack". A newborn human is the same to a well assimilated dog as a puppy in their view.

A puppy (or baby) is not to be left in the open, but covered (camouflaged) against predators in their minds.

Great video.
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i had two maltese which were brother and sister and about a year ago last month the female had kidney/bone problems and had to be put down. her brother showed signs of depression and within four month after she left, he developed heart problems and also had to be put down (both were around 12 years old). it still hurts and feels like it was yesterday and i miss both of them very much. i would like to get another dog (rescue), but can't bring myself to just yet or anytime soon. please let your dogs know you love them each and everyday which i'm sure you already do...
 
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i had two maltese which were brother and sister and about a year ago last month the female had kidney/bone problems and had to be put down. her brother showed signs of depression and within four month after she left, he developed heart problems and also had to be put down (both were around 12 years old). it still hurts and feels like it was yesterday and i miss both of them very much. i would like to get another dog (rescue), but can't bring myself to just yet or anytime soon. please let your dogs know you love them each and everyday which i'm sure you already do...
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I feel you, bro. And you are a great person for your love of animals.

Never feel you have to "replace", as you said.

When/if the time is right, they kinda tend to find you. :xyxthumbs:
 
I am watching about a guy sleeping with tiger on youtube it real check it out.
 
Just finished binge watching 13 reasons why on Netflix. Netflix really has some great original content. I certainly won't say it was the best show ever, but it did a great job of sucking me in and I had to see it to the end.

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anyone else's dog(s) always happy to see Mom/Females in the home more than Dad/Males?
 
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