sorry,couldnt get the picture up the first time. Also I don't know how to get the picture bigger :-(
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Did notice this post till now haha
But mmctag yes of course I know he is not my flesh and bone "Son", but my husband and I don't have any kids and are probably not going to ever have any kids. My two dogs I consider my kids, I may have a differnt relationship then you would with your pets but I treat my dogs as my kids. I don't think of it as a bad thing, I just love them that way.
Norman is far from being "screwed up" because of me calling him my son.
But I understand thats your opinion, we are all entitled to one
But mmctag yes of course I know he is not my flesh and bone "Son", but my husband and I don't have any kids and are probably not going to ever have any kids. My two dogs I consider my kids, I may have a differnt relationship then you would with your pets but I treat my dogs as my kids. I don't think of it as a bad thing, I just love them that way.
Norman is far from being "screwed up" because of me calling him my son. But I understand thats your opinion, we are all entitled to one
I don't have kids either (not yet) and yet Atlas is referred to as "my son". I agree that they grow fast...I still remember bringing Atlas home and having to carry him down and out of the car.Did notice this post till now haha
But mmctag yes of course I know he is not my flesh and bone "Son", but my husband and I don't have any kids and are probably not going to ever have any kids. My two dogs I consider my kids, I may have a differnt relationship then you would with your pets but I treat my dogs as my kids. I don't think of it as a bad thing, I just love them that way.
But I understand thats your opinion, we are all entitled to one
I don't refer to Amy as my daughter much, but say "Daddy's Girl or Da-Da Girly" daily.
In fact, I imply that my true flesh & blood son (photo below) is my dobes "big brother".
Without hesitation, I would & will honestly take a dog bite for my beloved dobe &/or a bullet for my son.
When she was a 9 month old puppy, she was surrounded by 2 PP garage Shepherd's that was in the act of cornering her in a fence line to tear her apart.
Without a blink of an eye, I asserted my "supreme stature confidence" against the 2 byb mungrel's and I got ready for a most bloody attack, using my body as a human shield. I recovered my pup, without a scratch and I submissed the junk yard dogs to retreat.
- years later, Amy submissed a bigger and loose dog from biting my wife
I mentored my son, and when I train my dog, it takes on the same approach (in my way of thinking).
- to be the best, in the hand your dealt with
2 legs or 4:
- I brought them into the world, and both are treated with the same amount of love, respect, care, safety, teaching & fun enjoyment, etc, etc.
Here our dobe AMY is kissing her "big brother" (aka my son) goodnight, this week:
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In fact, I imply that my true flesh & blood son (photo below) is my dobes "big brother".
Without hesitation, I would & will honestly take a dog bite for my beloved dobe &/or a bullet for my son.
When she was a 9 month old puppy, she was surrounded by 2 PP garage Shepherd's that was in the act of cornering her in a fence line to tear her apart.
Without a blink of an eye, I asserted my "supreme stature confidence" against the 2 byb mungrel's and I got ready for a most bloody attack, using my body as a human shield. I recovered my pup, without a scratch and I submissed the junk yard dogs to retreat.
- years later, Amy submissed a bigger and loose dog from biting my wife
I mentored my son, and when I train my dog, it takes on the same approach (in my way of thinking).
- to be the best, in the hand your dealt with
2 legs or 4:
- I brought them into the world, and both are treated with the same amount of love, respect, care, safety, teaching & fun enjoyment, etc, etc.
Here our dobe AMY is kissing her "big brother" (aka my son) goodnight, this week:
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