Cheech

• 04-19-2008 9:33 PM

  sl2crmeg Joined on 10-08-2006 New Smyrna Beach, FL Posts 2,100 Points 225

  Cheech Reply Contact One of BF and I's good friend's dogs, Cheech, went to the Bridge last night. Cheech was adopted from our HS and lived 12 happy years with his owner. He loved nothing more than to go to bonfires on the beach with all of our friends, and finish off warm beers. (No, he wouldn't drink lite beer ;) ) If you all could ask your special ones at the Bridge already to keep an eye out for an ol' houndy mix, I'm sure Cheech could show them the joy of a bonfire on the beach. We'll miss you, Cheechy boy.

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• 04-19-2008 10:16 PM

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  calliecritturs Joined on 09-10-2007 Central Florida Posts 6,581 Points 1,550	Re: Cheech Reply Contact Oh dear -- if Prissy met Cheech she would definitely have tried to instill in him the evils of ... beer. (her first owner was an alcoholic and that dog HATED it every time I had a beer -- she would SULK!!) But old Mike tha Dog is there to tell Cheech not to take Pris TOO seriously, and Pip'll be wanting to go TO the beach!! LOL
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• 04-20-2008 8:08 AM

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  auburn2932 Joined on 09-13-2007 Camp Hill, PA Posts 277 Points 35	Re: Cheech Reply Contact April will be there to greet Cheech, she is very friendly. *S* Bonnie Blue Belle April - Feb. 2, 2000 - Dec. 11 - 2007
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• 04-20-2008 9:32 AM

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  spiritdogs Joined on 09-10-2007 Posts 9,715 Points 710

  Re: Cheech Reply Contact  Don't worry, Cheech - just go find Dancer.  She knows everything and will be able to find the best beaches and bonfires for you till your people get there.  If you can't find her, look for Sinbad - his favorite pastime was lying around on a boat - for sure he'll know where the beach is.  RIP little one. You get what you reinforce, not what you want. ~ Bob Bailey Disclaimer: The dog.com forum posting rules require that members post a disclaimer when linking to training or behavior sites. As a professional trainer, any advice or links I offer are based on my years of experience with my own dogs, rescued/shelter dogs, and my clients’ dogs, but still may not fit your individual situation with your dog(s). I advise that you seek competent professional advice before trying any training or behavior modification techniques on your own dog(s).

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• 04-20-2008 9:56 PM

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  sl2crmeg Joined on 10-08-2006 New Smyrna Beach, FL Posts 2,100 Points 225	Re: Cheech Reply Contact Thanks all. I saw Andy early today and while he's pretty upset, he knows Cheech is pain free (he had arthritis in his hips) and happy at the Bridge.
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• 04-25-2008 1:10 PM

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  gradyupmybutt Joined on 09-10-2007 Pennsylvania Posts 7,915 Points 685

  Re: Cheech Reply Contact Cheech, sweetie, just look for Lucy.  She knows where all the good parties are.  She'll even teach you to stick out your ribs more so people think you're being starved & give you more food. Run free & painlessly, Cheech! No matter what happens, somebody will find a way to take it too seriously. Help feed an animal by going to the Animal Rescue Site http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/clickToGive/home.faces?siteId=3

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• 04-26-2008 8:09 AM

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  rosesmom Joined on 04-20-2008 Posts 9 Points 0	Re: Cheech Reply Contact I am so sorry about Cheech. Pat
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• 04-26-2008 2:32 PM

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  willowchow Joined on 09-10-2007 Posts 5,703 Points 275	Re: Cheech Reply Contact Cheech sounded like a cool dog!  RIP, buddy.
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• 04-30-2008 6:28 PM

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  erica1989 Joined on 02-21-2007 Clearwater, Florida Posts 2,329 Points 190	Re: Cheech Reply Contact He and Heidi can run around pain free together. RIP little friend.
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