Helpful Posts: We no longer have Oliver.
My daughter lost her dog to old age and asked if Oliver could live with her. He loves her and she loves him so we said O.K.. We always said that he would be happier as an only dog - except that we had to be careful who adopted him.
Right now, he is living the good life. She sent me these pictures...
He visits us every Sunday when our daughter comes to swim in our pool...
We will of course, doggy sit for him whenever our daughter goes on vacation or goes away for business.
This seems like a win-win situation!
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27th August 2020, 11:07 PM #1
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30th August 2020, 06:25 PM #2
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Sorry for the loss of the pup, never a fun thing to happen, they come and go way too fast.
Lovely Oliver looks pretty happy.
Win Win is great!
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31st August 2020, 03:43 AM #3
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You are so right! There is only one single thing wrong with dogs. They don't live long enough - especially bigger dogs... My neighbor had a mastiff + great Dane mix that died at a young age.
Originally Posted by lovelife65
My Goldendoodle is going on 14 this Christmas. I hate to see Christmas come around because ever Christmas, she is a year older...
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31st August 2020, 03:42 PM #4
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Re: Oliver
Seems the change has agreed with him. I am sure he is ecstatic about now having the new digs and his familiar humans still available.
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2nd September 2020, 05:55 PM #5
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Oh my gosh. The photo of him hugging his toy brings me to tears. Seriously.
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