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aigheadish

#175
Yesterday at 01:02:41 PM
Boo. I'm really sorry to hear that Jeff and family!
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CCCLLC

#176
Yesterday at 01:11:40 PM
Very sorry to hear  this. You  and Tammy always  give them the best life while they are  hear. Appreciate 

Raider Bill

#177
Yesterday at 02:02:11 PM
Sorry to hear this.
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barbender

#178
Yesterday at 06:27:56 PM
Geez Jeff, I am so sorry to hear this! 
Too many irons in the fire

Mooseherder

#179
Yesterday at 06:32:58 PM
Man's best friend is why it hurts.

Jeff

#180
Yesterday at 06:55:26 PM
  2 days ago he woke up with his front leg all swollen, twice its size.  Took him to the vet yesterday morning. They kept him for part of the day, sent him home on antibiotics, said he had a bad infection of unknown origins, and he died last night. No sign of anything wrong before He was 12. At least it was quick. If he had suffered, he didn't let us know.  He was so excited to see me when I got out of the hospital.

The first couple minutes of this video shows what a kind old big dog he was. This was Sawyer with him. Both great dogs and forever remembered. The cuel thing about man and dogs is the difference in our life spans.


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Old Greenhorn

#181
Yesterday at 07:04:22 PM
I'm so sorry to read this and I know the grief it causes for your family. Such a very rough time. But he was a great ol' dog and that you will have with you forever.
Tom Lindtveit, Woodsman Forest Products
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Resonator

#182
Yesterday at 07:22:00 PM
Sad to hear this. I know at the Pig Roasts he was part of the Brokaw family, hang onto the good memories.
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trapper

#183
Yesterday at 07:38:15 PM










Sorry to hear this.  One thing after another for you.


















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Jeff

#184
Yesterday at 08:29:26 PM
It's been a rough year.
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Stephen1

#185
Yesterday at 08:38:55 PM
Condolences Jeff, A dog is the hardest to lose. 
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Dan_Shade

#186
Yesterday at 08:56:54 PM
Sorry to see this, Jeff. 

"The misery of keeping a dog is his dying so soon.  But, to be sure, if he lived for fifty years and then died, what would become of me?"

- Sir Walter Scott
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Jeff

#187
Yesterday at 09:07:30 PM
Im getting to that point in my life where I worry about my dogs out lasting me.
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doc henderson

#188
Yesterday at 09:32:11 PM
sorry Jeff and Family.
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barbender

#189
Yesterday at 10:25:55 PM
I've lost dogs to what I'm certain were tick borne disease. My one Lab cross got a fall time deer tick bite. It hadn't been stuck long, but a few days later he got lethargic and died overnight. I hate deer ticks but they're just part of life now.
Too many irons in the fire

Bruno of NH

#190
Today at 06:08:11 AM
So sorry to hear this Sir
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Jeff

#191
Today at 07:13:38 AM
Thankyou @Bruno of NH I know your dogs have meant a lot to you too.
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