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Dogs definately have 6th sense.
Very sad moment today.
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This situation is very testament to the statement "Man's Best Friend". Very emotional indeed. Sorry to hear about this.
Very sad.
Reminds me of this http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...954/Devoted-dog-guards-Navy-SEALs-coffin.html
Reminds me of this http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...954/Devoted-dog-guards-Navy-SEALs-coffin.html
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Well done Jas1975, the OP had the tears that created a stream only for you to have the nose join in.... tsunami face now
Not kidding either
Not kidding either
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Sorry to hear about this, but I'm glad the owner got to see his dog one final time.
My Jack Russell has just been given a big hug.
My Jack Russell has just been given a big hug.
Well done Jas1975, the OP had the tears that created a stream only for you to have the nose join in.... tsunami face now
Not kidding either
Sorry mate - it done me in for a while too...
My girlfriend occasionally gets migraines. On several occasions when she had one, one of our cats would paw her head and lie by her head while she was in bed.
The cat wouldn't do it unless she had a migraine. I can't really explain it so i'll just put it down to be cat being really cute and noticing that something is wrong.
The cat wouldn't do it unless she had a migraine. I can't really explain it so i'll just put it down to be cat being really cute and noticing that something is wrong.
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It's only humans that bring MRSA, C-Diff and Norovirus into wards.