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  1. 04-01-2012, 10:13 PM #1
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    It's always tough and even tougher with the good ones... RIP Shaka.
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    The ONLY bad point of having man's best friend at your side is that they don't share the same lifespan.

    RIP
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    Quote Originally Posted by MEB View Post
    The ONLY bad point of having man's best friend at your side is that they don't share the same lifespan.

    RIP
    +1 for that. I keep coming back to that thought, it's just so true. RIP Shaka, you'll be remembered in your master's forum name.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MEB View Post
    The ONLY bad point of having man's best friend at your side is that they don't share the same lifespan.

    RIP
    Ditto to that
    One reason I like the smaller breeds as they do keep going on average 50% longer

    Sad mate - get another ASAP best cure for loss and pain
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