Who's a good boi?

[sheshe2]

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I needed a smile, hope it gives you one too.

[Diamond_Dog]

1. Awww! Very smart and helpful pupper!

[lunatica]

43. Smarter than his dad too!

Good boy!

[FoxNewsSucks]

2. There better have been some good treats after that!

[question everything]

3. That's amazing!

And I am happy to see you posting uplifting images

[sheshe2]

4. It made me smile and I wanted to share.

Thanks, question everything.

[spooky3]

5. Beautiful! And how are you doing, sheshe2? nt

[sheshe2]

7. Okay.

A little lost, but okay.

TY

[spooky3]

8. Understandable. I hope you know that DUers care.

[sheshe2]

13. I know that hon.

It is why I love DU. You have all been so good to me.

[hlthe2b]

6. Tremendous. The intelligence of dogs is far beyond (most of our) appreciation.

[sheshe2]

10. I remember the story, not the event...

I was five, went up the driveway and got close to the road...our pupper, a Boxer took me by the wrist and brought me back down the drive. He knew and protected his own.

[hlthe2b]

15. Nice. I cannot even fathom not raising kids with dogs.

It is always so sad to me to see still youngish children terrified of (all) dogs.

Nice story.

[electric_blue68]

9. What a great doggo!

[sheshe2]

11. Yep.

The doggies train of thought:

Ya know? All you had to do was ask and I would have helped ya. Then I laid there watching you struggle and took it upon myself to assist you, stubborn man. See that, easy peasy when we work together.

[electric_blue68]

12. 👍

[Just_Vote_Dem]

14. Nice, thanks

[TNNurse]

16. We really do not deserve dogs.

We had a German Shepherd who guarded anyone out in the yard. He followed my husband when he was working outside. When I had surgery, my sister came to help, she went to pick blackberries, he followed her and guarded her.

He was the best.

[sheshe2]

19. Good guard dog!

Such a sweetie.

Most of our dogs and cats were strays. We lived in a rural area and people dumped them. We took them in.

[MotorCityBeard]

37. I got choked up reading your title "We really do not deserve dogs"

I have thought that so many times. Dogs give us SO much and expect so little in return.

I had the world's best girl, my cocker spaniel Candace, for 13 wonderful years. She's been gone almost 9 years now, and not a day goes by that I don't think of her and miss her. I was there at the beginning and end of her life; she was there for me all the years in between.

[Sidenote: When I was a kid, I would hear the song Mr. Bojangles and always felt so sad and didn't understand the part of the song about his dog dying and still grieving after 20 years. I get it now.]

Now I'm a cat daddy to two (sometimes) adorable adopted feral cats. Love them to bits, not sure it's returned, lol. I really want to get another dog, but my problem is I want one like Candace. I don't think I'll find anything even close.

[TNNurse]

38. DogGirl was a stray who showed up and took us in.

She became my constant companion during my cancer treatment. The next spring she was diagnosed with untreatable cancer.

Our last two dogs had cancer. DogGirl became our "last dog". My husband declared he just could not do this again. In our more than 40 years together we always had cats and dogs. When we met I had two cats Dolly and Loretta. He had Bruno the wonderful dog and Peanuts the cat. There were many others. Only one or two died or just disappeared. We had to take all the rest of them and have them euthanized. It is just too hard.

It has been 9 years since we lost her and it is still too hard.

But I will soon celebrate 10 years past my diagnosis...so will focus on that.

[MotorCityBeard]

39. Very happy to hear about your 10 year celebration

I do understand your husband's feelings, it really is hard.

[lame54]

17. Employee of the month

[sheshe2]

20. Ha!

[Duppers]

18. Malinois dogs are great.

There's one in our neighborhood; such a pleasure to watch the owner work her out in the big field across the street. Sooo, I really appreciate this post.

[Bayard]

21. How intently he watches the man

Then he runs to get a solution. That's logic, reasoning. And one smart pupster.

[yellowdogintexas]

22. that has to be the littermate of Cyrus The Wonder Dog from

the Sisterhood/Men of the Sisterhood book series.

Cyrus would definitely do that

[MontanaMama]

23. Lovely!

I’m thinking of you she, holding you in my heart. The first few days are the hardest.

[sheshe2]

28. Thank you, sweetie.

Luv u back.

[Karadeniz]

24. "Lassie, go bring us a large flathead screw driver!"

[Wild blueberry]

25. Thank you

[Emile]

26. I bet Walter the cat can do that too.

[TygrBright]

27. That IS a smile - thanks for sharing, she!

Holding you in my heart... keep on keepin' on.

appreciatively,
Bright

[sheshe2]

31. Thanks, Bright.

You have all been so kind to me.

[barbtries]

29. if that was my dog,

he'd be like, "let's do it again now!" that's his idea of fun.
thanks for sharing

[sheshe2]

45. True, looks as if he liked that game.

Tug of war and they won!!!

[sprinkleeninow]

30. I'm gonna cry. 😪

❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🤍

[sheshe2]

32. Don't cry.

He is a good pupper and loves his human. He knew exactly what was needed.

[sprinkleeninow]

33. Touched my heart so.

I said a prayer for you and yours during this time. Love you...

[sheshe2]

34. It touched mine as well, sprinkleeninow.

Thank you so much for the prayers. Love you too.

[niyad]

35. (((((((((((((she))))))))))))) Smiles here, thank you for sharing.

Holding you and yours in my heart in light and love.

[sheshe2]

36. Such a good boi. loves his human.

UR welcome.

Thank you, niyad.

[calimary]

40. Dog of the Year!!!!!

But then again, there are MANY.

[sheshe2]

41. Yup.

Good paw paw.

[NurseJackie]

42. Cute...

... but I kinda think it was staged.

[sheshe2]

46. Of course it was, though fun to watch.

[NurseJackie]

47. I love to watch the dog shows and see the obstacle course races...

... those are always thrilling to me.

[BobTheSubgenius]

44. That was AMAZING!

What a smart dog. A lot of other positive adjectives, as well!