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Hi. Iv a chihuahua named Hope.she is my therapy dog.shes 5 years old.so watching me when I try to walk she's beside me as if saying to me mama I'm here for you. She's my world.shes a sweet girl.have you a fur baby that cares for you.heres my hope.

posted April 9 (edited)
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A MyChronicPainTeam Member

This is Ferdinand

posted April 10
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

No mine passed away a couple of years ago. I had two a Siberian Husky and a Doberman. My Husky’s registration papers were from Siberia. She followed me everywhere and sat under my chair. She liked to jump on the trampoline and catch snow flakes. She would back talk me they yodel and it’s hilarious. I would tell her to come in and it’s like she would say no. We got her at 3.5 weeks old. The mother’s milk had dried up. The owners put the litter on hard dog food. I put her on puppy milk and soaked her food. She slept in bed with my husband and I until she got too big. She would lick me in my face to wake up and take her out. I am Blessed the owners let her go the rest of the litter got Pravo and they lost the majority of the litter because they did not do the puppy shots. I loved her so much. My oldest son bought her for him. He left me the dog and he says she became mine. She followed me everywhere. The Doberman was beautiful my youngest sons Doberman. We bought it for him at age five. The other puppies bullied her and she had a lot of bite marks on her. I loved her. She would stay besides me when I walked her. She never pulled. I used to walk them five miles a day until I had three hip surgeries and a hip fracture in one year. It took me a year and a half to walk again. I loved both dogs and they died together from a rattlesnake bite in Texas. I am not yet ready for another dog. I wished I would have breed my husky but I got her fixed.

posted April 9 (edited)
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

@A MyChronicPainTeam Member In a few weeks, I will be going to Kanab, Utah, to get my new service dog, and I'm so excited. The animal Sanctuary that has many rescue animals sits in Angel Canyon. I'm flying there and driving back some 1800 miles: just me and a dog. The canyons are so beautiful, and I've never seen them,😃 so I can't wait. Best of all, I will have a wonderful dog and companion.🐕‍🦺

posted April 20
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

Thank God for our fur children

posted April 12
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

Dogs are more spiritual than most people think. They have a deep inner sence of inner peace and someone pain they are attracted to pisitive energy. They seek love similier to a human.

posted April 13

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