hello..................
anybody out there ?
How are your boxer(s) ?
anybody out there ?
How are your boxer(s) ?
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Re: what happened to this tribe ?
Fri, February 29, 2008 - 11:05 AMMolly is 8-1/2 years old now and she has an ever whitening muzzle but her spirit is still all about love and tennis balls. She just had her annual physical and is as healthy as ever.
Thanks for asking.
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Re: what happened to this tribe ?
Thu, April 10, 2008 - 8:34 AMHi Jenn,
My pup is doing great, though she be not a Boxer. The raw diet is going well. We were a little manic at first about it, but we have calmed down now, and are on a routine. The dogs love it, and seem to be thriving.
My friends Boxers are doing well. She got a new puppy last year, and Sadie is the sweetest of pups. She is over a year old now and HUGE! She is over 6 inches taller than Kirby and makes me think her mama must have been messing with a great dane! heh heh
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Re: what happened to this tribe ?
Sun, April 13, 2008 - 8:25 AMMy sweet Max had to be put to sleep last month. He was 12. Lily is doing great, but does miss Max and has become even more of a spoiled brat since. Maybe we'll get another boy in a few years, but right now it's just too soon.
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Re: what happened to this tribe ?
Mon, April 14, 2008 - 8:34 AMAhhhhhhhhhhhhh.... I am so very sorry to hear this... 12 years is very good for a Boxer.
I hope that you are managing and healing during such an incredibly difficult time, my heart goes out to you.
Take care... ((((BIG HUGG))))
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Re: what happened to this tribe ?
Mon, April 14, 2008 - 9:03 AMOur Max died six years ago last week and we miss him still. He was 10 and died in his sleep of a heart attack or stroke. Boxers don't last as long as some breeds but they sure live life to the fullest while they are here.
My wife and I are loving our Molly as much as humanly possible. She is welcome to come to work with her mom whenever we drive in and has many friends at the office. Whenever Molly isn't there the coworkers all say "Where's the pooch?" and are disappointed. At 8-1/2 Molly needs her sleep during the day so we don't want her to come to work every day. Also, we have a routine of stopping for a long walk at the beach that is on our way home after work. Molly knows when we are on our way and loves chasing her tennis ball along the surf.
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