The Warm Fuzzy Game

Oh and Shelley for pm'ing him the link to the thread! Thanks.

NO PROBLEM.. I have to admit, I  LMAO when I saw the detailed instructions he gave on your thread. I KNEW he would be helpful... but I didn't expect that much so,  lol (although I should of, he is a very kind and caring man).  Good luck biking with the pups!

Ok..I only wish we could be face to face so I could demonstrate my methods and we could take a ride together..I would even let your husband borrow a bike,and one of my dogs..lol


  I really commend Huskymom for getting into something that is going to be great for her dog,and herself once she gets riding again..JUST BE SAFE...and that includes finding safe places to ride.And please update as much as possible..


 I also like Ron and Shadow.If I were to will my dogs to anyone if I were to go,I would have either my closest brother,or Ron as my dogs gaurdian.If you know how I feel about my dogs,you would know that means a great deal to me.From what I have read of your posts,you a straight shooter who tells it like he sees it,and i like your dog philosophy.I think maybe a bit like me,You prefer dogs to people in a lot of cases too..lol

I should also mention Shelly,who has been there recently to cheer me up durring my wave period.You know what that means.I am not the easiest to get a long with sometimes..just ask Rebecca..lol

 Billy,You constanly make me laugh,and are a guy a could hang out with and drink a couple beers with..I am always interested in your outlook on the world..

  I really appreciate all the people on this form..regardless of difference of opinions on certain issues,your dedication to your dogs put you high on my list of good people.

I should also mention Shelly,who has been there recently to cheer me up durring my wave period.You know what that means.I am not the easiest to get a long with sometimes..just ask Rebecca..lol

Mark, I am always there when you need someone to talk to and I feel privileged to be someone you feel comfortable turning to.[]

  NOW.. I have actually given you several warm fuzzies throughout these all pages.. but I seem to have left your lovely wife out.. that isn't very fair now is it???[8|]  

  Becky(boo1129)-  You have a way of making me laugh when I really need it and making me feel so much better when I am down.  You are one of my biggest "cheerleaders” and you will never know how much that means to me.  You are a caring soul and an incredible mother to your kids... and mark.. just so you don't feel left out... i think you are a wonderful and caring father to both the fur and human kids![]

Chuffy- I#%92ve missed you! I always appreciate your insightful posts on behavior & training, & I think that William is absolutely adorable.  I hope to see you around here more often.

I was happy to see this thread.  It was upsetting to read the negative things going on here recently.  I've had such positive experiences on this forum and am very grateful for the help and support I received ever since I first joined (2+ years ago -- yikes!).  I have a long list of nice things to say; these come to mind now, but I'll add more later!
 
Lori (willowchow) offered support through numerous emails/PMs after Tonka died, and her surprise of creating and posting a photo collage of him meant the world to me.  Her devotion to her beautiful blue girl, in spite of the difficulties, makes her an amazing and admirable dog-mom!
 
Missy (bragg1120) shared her sweet and thoughtful nature with me when we were both in deep mourning.  Her kindness comes right through the screen, and she's been such a good "listener" during my extended grieving period.
 
Callie is the "encyclopedia of dog health care" when it comes to puzzling symptoms, non-traditional medical attention, special needs, etc.  I think she could be a best-selling author --- she could write amazing reference guides, AND she could write wonderful children's books using the gift she has for giving different voices and personalities to her dogs when they "post."
 
Maria (t_m) is so patient with my endless comparisons of her Talus with my Tonka (they're soul brothers).  Her willingness to share Talus with me shows her generous spirit.
 
Cathy (cakana) always has kind words to offer, regardless of the topic.  Even if it's a thread I'm not posting on, I always feel good when I read her posts.
 

This is good. I like this thread. All things I say here are going to be a positive thing.
 
Thank you people that had the I am a Member in their sig and took it out. That means to me that we are all united members together once again.
 
Kennel_ kepper - Took time out to tell me good products for Molly. Thanks you
 
JoAnnDe- I don`t know her personally but I think she one of the nicest lady I could ever meet. The up lift she has given me for the lose of my dog (when she herself  just lost a dog) I could never give back to anyone at that time
 
bragg1120-  You are a angel from heaven. I don`t know how you can do it. But I am soooo glad you are on the rainbow bridge and you can connect with people that have just lost a pet.

Anne, Cathy, Dawn, Callie, Gina, Ed, Lori, Amy, Meliani, Xeph ---> You all rock!

To Sierra2002...the wonderful visual you are providing for the Rainbow Bridge brings a lump in my throat when I look at it.  I know my Winnie is in good company, and so many others feel the same.  You have taken the time to personally contact everyone who has lost a precious pet, and that shows a very loving and caring person.  Thank you for being there for us!!

Brook's Cove; your range of knowledge and abilities extend beyond your origins and I admire that you have learned so many things. If I remember correctly, your academic background was literature, n'est pas? Yet, you have learned so many other things and seem to have a wide range of experience. And I like your insightful description of hard-core working dogs.

Courtney (Cita)- You always have a kind word for everyone. I wish that I was as sweet & thoughtful as you. I am in awe of how much hard work & dedication you have put into Rascal.

Warm fuzzies to:
 
Everyone, the depth and wealth of knowledge on this board is staggering. As is the willingness to help and share. The shear tenacity some people go through to save a dog can sometimes boggle the mind and break your heart. The out pouring of love and support when a pet is lost can lift and help heal a broken heart.
 
And threads like this remind you to remember your own bite inhibition.

Tru

Xebby-Amanda-you are an amazing person.  You are sincere, warm, and caring.  And you are beautiful-inside and outside as well. 
 
And besides, you made the best siggy pic on the board- Mine! []  Thanks so much!

To willgroom4chocolate.....you have one of the BEST login's here...I love chocolate, lol!
 
To the folks who ALWAYS contribute and lend support in the Rainbow Bridge area...esp Sierra2002, you guys are wonderful and caring people...and Sierra the memorial "welcoming committee" is a true labor of love and I think it's beautiful!

Sylvia (ashland)-  You never fail to make me laugh in our discussions.  You are a caring and very open person and I appreciate that about you.[]