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popsdenver

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9. Every time

Wed Dec 3, 2025, 02:53 PM

15 hrs ago

we have to euthanize a dog, I swear that I will never again have a dog, only to have to go thru the pain and grieving of parting again......

Then we decide there is a hollowness, an incompleteness in our family, and find a new one.............we are on our sixth one now, and they have all brought so much happiness to our family.........

Our current female we just acquired is ALL puppy......She vacillates between being a PIA, Pain in the Ass, and a YLIT,
a Young Lady In Training.........

Is Female mannerisms and behavior entirely different from Males????? It seems that way, as we have always had males.....

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Mystery Animal Pops Up On Couple's Ring Cam And Won't Leave [View all] catbyte 17 hrs ago OP

What a heart-warming story. 🙂 Dave Bowman 17 hrs ago #1

Lovely story. How did the vet know it was not a coyote? efhmc 17 hrs ago #2

It's a Shiba Inu. They do not bark at all, but have a very unique howl. I had one. The body structure --ears and tail debm55 17 hrs ago #3

Sorry about your loss, Deb. I lost my Akita Inu last year. Here's the wikipedia article on the Shiba Inu erronis 16 hrs ago #5

Thank you very much and sorry about your Akita Inu also, erronis. debm55 15 hrs ago #7

This looks like a female. as they run smaller then the male. Akita Inu is a beautiful dog. Roxy did not shed but twice a debm55 12 hrs ago #13

Sheba Inu BlueKentuckyGirl 15 hrs ago #8

What a cutie. His new humans seem quite thrilled with him. 3catwoman3 16 hrs ago #4

Oh, he's adorable! PatSeg 16 hrs ago #6

Every time popsdenver 15 hrs ago #9

I'm going with barbtries 15 hrs ago #10

How we know it isn't a coyote jmowreader 14 hrs ago #11

I think a baby coyote would be WAY more fearful, too Skittles 12 hrs ago #12