[SPAM] [SPAM] The Pointer Pup

June 2, 2008

Tammatha,

Thank you for your kind words. He definitely is my "once in a lifetime dog." We have been very blessed to have him as a member of our family. My 3 children have loved being able to have Pomo be a part of their growing years. Now they spend their time respecting his senior days. (Funny how as I write this, he has made his way to my side here at the computer, like he used to .... maybe the colloidal silver is starting to work or he knows I am talking about him?)

After having children, I have learned that my dog is not my child but he is definitely a part of our family and with that comes the responsibility that he, like the rest of us, deserves a life that is filled with quality. I think what becomes so difficult is when friends, family, etc. who are really not animal people, see a dog who is so old and may need a little help here and there and automatically think he should be put down. I try to be objective but at the same time, I have known him for 17 years and only pray I am doing what is always in his best interest....

I am sorry to hear of your dog passing. I know it must have been very sad. Again, thank you.

Kelly

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Tammatha

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Sunday, June 01, 2008 2:47 PM

[sPAM] Re: [sPAM] The Pointer Pup

Dear Kelly,

So sorry to hear it (the borrowed time), for me it was the most difficult of all my dogs to let go...my last one I mentioned that went last Christmas. We all love all our pups but there is always that "once in a lifetime dog" and she was mine. I find it to be the most emotionally trying thing...to let a beloved dog go. I wish you and your doggie well in spirit & health. It sounds like you are a wonderful dog parent.

Tammatha

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Kelly DiBacco

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Sunday, June 01, 2008 7:22 AM

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HI Tammatha,

Thank you for your response. My intention is to keep it worth it for my old guy to keep on living. We are certainly on borrowed time.

Kelly