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Originally Posted by sweetr72 Thank you..that is so very special to me that you said that. I do love and adore my dogs...my heart is still torn over Moocho's death and I still cry like a baby when I get to his grave site...i almost feel guilty that I have two new pups since him sometimes. But life goes on right. Thank you agan for your kind words about their video.
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My 15 yrs old cat died about 18 months ago, and I still feel a lump in my throat when I think about her.
She spent the last two years living with my mother (on the farm where she was born) because I moved to the states (from england) and both my husband and I agreed that she wasn't young enough to deal with the stress of quarantine if I brought her to the USA.
I would go back to the UK every 6 months and she still remembered me, my family would laugh about how she would follow me around the house like a dog and were slightly grossed out by the fact we would sleep together.
The reason I'm telling you all this is because I too know the guilt of "replacing" .... I just couldn't get another pet for a while, and I know I can't get a cat just yet, so thats how I ended up with my Jake, my Yorkie (who has been totally live changing and has brought a new level of happiness to my life).
Anyway, I just wanted you to know I understood and thank you because of the great memories you have reminded me of through your post.
