Those White German Shepherd dogs brought back some warm and fuzzy memories. My first 3 dogs growing up were all just like him. . . . well my mother “suckified“ the last 2 and were her dogs. Only the first one we got did my dad ever considered him to be “his dog” Dog was named Yukon, 120lbs of loving protective muscle. Lotta door to door people back then (mid 80’s) and one look at him after a no from my parent(s) would have them moving away quickly.
My deepest sympathy. Closer to us than our human family most times. And sappy as it maybe. They still bring more smiles and fond memories than the tears remembrance provokes. May your tears be of gratitude and fondness when your life stabilizes. Hang in there man.
My ex almost mother-in-law retired to the desert South West. TY for the heads up!
Was going to scream uncle as I desire no additional pets. Then the gander lover got me lucid. LOL.
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I like how you have his food and water bowls elevated. Many big dog owners don't do this. IK there's some controversy about it but I always thought it better for dog's neck/back in the long run. Little bit less of a mess too.
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It suggests you are walking a shape shifting rooster.
