Notice Dog ownership associated with longer life, especially among heart attack and stroke survivors

Good to hear. I've been owning you since the days of OLive.

 

I remember that. That was before electricity.

 

Mm hmm:

 

Good thing you're being owned by the Deep State Sly.....they'll keep you eating the canned stuff!

 

Even the deep state will not waste wet food on Sly. He is on a strict Kibble diet.

 

When I was a kid there used to be this dry dog food called Sure Champ. My cousin said we could eat the stuff so we all took a turn crunching on some Sure Champ. Why I ever listened to my cousin and his frequent stupid ideas, I'll never know.
Thanks for making me relive my experience eating dry dog food. Ewwwwwwwwwwwww

 

We used to eat those dog bone biscuits!
We also used to light the blue flame on occassion.

 

1. Okay, lighting the blue flame was always fun;
2. Why did you have to pick on a sore when you reminded me of eating dog food?
3. Have you ever tried eating wet cat food? There, paid you back!

 

By the way?
Do dogs have a soul and do they go to heaven?

 

I eat Bumble Bee Tuna at least once a week.
Nothing like giving kittens a can of tuna then watching them go crazy! and its cheap!

 

I know of one dog who's in heaven. My boyhood German Shepard.

 

what was his/hers name?

The names of my dogs through out life were:
Toby - Boston Terrier
Gomer - miniture pincher
Sadie - Saint Bernard
Web - Blue Tic Hound dog
Haus - Saint Bernard
Shadow - Lasa Apso
Lucy - Pug
Josie - Yorkie - current hell hound
Murhpy - Yorkie - current hell hound

 

My oldest son has a dog named Sadie and a cat named Lucy (as well as another cat named McCartney. Got a Beatles theme going).

My other son has a dog named Murphy.

 

My mother named him Tonto after the faithful Indian companion of my favorite TV hero at the time (I was 9 years old when we got him), the Lone Ranger. We had him until I was nearly 12 and he died from some infection which I believe was his kidneys. he went everywhere I went. He used to gallop behind our car as we went to the nearby grocery store. He followed me to school and would put his paws up on the schoolroom window just to get a peek at me. I loved him more than anyone else in my family.
He would have gladly given his life for me. That's pure love and in a time in my life that was pretty rocky it was just what I needed. Yep, he's for sure in heaven.