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January 8, 2008 at 11:46 AM #132055January 8, 2008 at 2:11 PM #131831
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Guest^^^I think maybe sometimes, not always. I think it depends on whether or not, the owner can keep the pet happy and comfortable. My sister had a chocolate lab, got her from the pound, and the dog had a lot of problems. The first problem was a skin disease. When the dog wasn’t bathed it smelled VERY bad. Then it had allergies that required monthly medication. Finally, she developed cancer and couldn’t hold her bladder. My sister kept her until she died in the house.
January 8, 2008 at 2:11 PM #132013Guest^^^I think maybe sometimes, not always. I think it depends on whether or not, the owner can keep the pet happy and comfortable. My sister had a chocolate lab, got her from the pound, and the dog had a lot of problems. The first problem was a skin disease. When the dog wasn’t bathed it smelled VERY bad. Then it had allergies that required monthly medication. Finally, she developed cancer and couldn’t hold her bladder. My sister kept her until she died in the house.
January 8, 2008 at 2:11 PM #132024Guest^^^I think maybe sometimes, not always. I think it depends on whether or not, the owner can keep the pet happy and comfortable. My sister had a chocolate lab, got her from the pound, and the dog had a lot of problems. The first problem was a skin disease. When the dog wasn’t bathed it smelled VERY bad. Then it had allergies that required monthly medication. Finally, she developed cancer and couldn’t hold her bladder. My sister kept her until she died in the house.
January 8, 2008 at 2:11 PM #132084Guest^^^I think maybe sometimes, not always. I think it depends on whether or not, the owner can keep the pet happy and comfortable. My sister had a chocolate lab, got her from the pound, and the dog had a lot of problems. The first problem was a skin disease. When the dog wasn’t bathed it smelled VERY bad. Then it had allergies that required monthly medication. Finally, she developed cancer and couldn’t hold her bladder. My sister kept her until she died in the house.
January 8, 2008 at 2:11 PM #132118Guest^^^I think maybe sometimes, not always. I think it depends on whether or not, the owner can keep the pet happy and comfortable. My sister had a chocolate lab, got her from the pound, and the dog had a lot of problems. The first problem was a skin disease. When the dog wasn’t bathed it smelled VERY bad. Then it had allergies that required monthly medication. Finally, she developed cancer and couldn’t hold her bladder. My sister kept her until she died in the house.
January 8, 2008 at 2:15 PM #131838GuestNot trying to start anything, but I think it’s shameful that a few of you on here ran Bunny off her own thread and ultimately this site looks like. Takes all kinds, I guess.
January 8, 2008 at 2:15 PM #132020GuestNot trying to start anything, but I think it’s shameful that a few of you on here ran Bunny off her own thread and ultimately this site looks like. Takes all kinds, I guess.
January 8, 2008 at 2:15 PM #132029GuestNot trying to start anything, but I think it’s shameful that a few of you on here ran Bunny off her own thread and ultimately this site looks like. Takes all kinds, I guess.
January 8, 2008 at 2:15 PM #132090GuestNot trying to start anything, but I think it’s shameful that a few of you on here ran Bunny off her own thread and ultimately this site looks like. Takes all kinds, I guess.
January 8, 2008 at 2:15 PM #132123GuestNot trying to start anything, but I think it’s shameful that a few of you on here ran Bunny off her own thread and ultimately this site looks like. Takes all kinds, I guess.
January 9, 2008 at 8:39 AM #132576Bunny Meadows
ParticipantHey Marion,
No one ran me off! I’ve actually been swamped with work/deadlines for the past few days. It looks like not much has changed on this forum…
I hope you’re feeling better.
By the way, if you’re looking for a good book on financial independence, I highly recommend David Bach’s “Smart Women Finish First” (think that’s the title).
One of my dearest friends is a very smart, savvy (and wealthy) woman. She did it all on her own and is very inpsiring. She gave me the book and thinks it’s excellent.
Have a great day.
January 9, 2008 at 8:39 AM #132760ParticipantHey Marion,
No one ran me off! I’ve actually been swamped with work/deadlines for the past few days. It looks like not much has changed on this forum…
I hope you’re feeling better.
By the way, if you’re looking for a good book on financial independence, I highly recommend David Bach’s “Smart Women Finish First” (think that’s the title).
One of my dearest friends is a very smart, savvy (and wealthy) woman. She did it all on her own and is very inpsiring. She gave me the book and thinks it’s excellent.
Have a great day.
January 9, 2008 at 8:39 AM #132767ParticipantHey Marion,
No one ran me off! I’ve actually been swamped with work/deadlines for the past few days. It looks like not much has changed on this forum…
I hope you’re feeling better.
By the way, if you’re looking for a good book on financial independence, I highly recommend David Bach’s “Smart Women Finish First” (think that’s the title).
One of my dearest friends is a very smart, savvy (and wealthy) woman. She did it all on her own and is very inpsiring. She gave me the book and thinks it’s excellent.
Have a great day.
January 9, 2008 at 8:39 AM #132828ParticipantHey Marion,
No one ran me off! I’ve actually been swamped with work/deadlines for the past few days. It looks like not much has changed on this forum…
I hope you’re feeling better.
By the way, if you’re looking for a good book on financial independence, I highly recommend David Bach’s “Smart Women Finish First” (think that’s the title).
One of my dearest friends is a very smart, savvy (and wealthy) woman. She did it all on her own and is very inpsiring. She gave me the book and thinks it’s excellent.
Have a great day.
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