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Thanks to everyone again for all of their responses...your support and kind thoughts have REALLY helped me with this tough time. On one hand I can't say enough about your support...on the other I can't say anything but "Thanks". Thank you. Justin

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I cannot thank all of you enough for your condolensces, sweet wishes and comforting thoughts. You are a phenomenal group that has offered me whatever comfort you could the very first minute I sat at my desk this morning. I could ramble on forever, but just want to say how appreciative I am...

I'm not a big poster, but have always found this site invaluable for information. I just wanted to reiterate a strong point with everyone. The following was written last night at 8pm EST...I was too upset to "submit". Tonite our wonderful 2.5 year "little girl" is gone. Our wonderful boxer...

Cassius is a 2.5 year old with 2 consecutive torn ACL surgeries resulting in her being without exercise for close to a year (each ACL can take 4-6 PLUS months to heal and once one goes, unfortunately there is a strong chance the other will go due to favoring the uninjured leg). She is a shorter...

Cassius is recovering from a torn ACL and is doing very well. Surgery was 2 months ago and she's walking around the house and going on short walks with very little limp at all. Looks like I've got another 4-6 months to go before we can really let her free. Any ideas on how to play "calmly"...

Thanks for your help. I liked those collars much better than the other sites. FYI the collar she currently wears was found - it's corduroy: http://www.veganunlimited.com/14015.html

Anyone know where we can find solid color COTTON collars? Our pup currently wears one that's faded and we want to replace it for her birthday (it was a gift originally). I've looked at colorpet and elmoscloset but I'm not really psyched about the paisleys/patterns/etc., am just looking for a...

As always - you guys have been very helpful. Thanks for your responses.

This is only my second post, but you guys are all super - the info/ideas I've found on this site are indispensible. One issue I've been struggling with is how to play rough while avoiding the biting. My 9 month old pup likes to play rough occassionally - which admittedly I love. We wrestle...

HERTZ Tick Relief Kit works unbelievably at removing ticks that have already started feeding. Essentially it consists of a "dabber" which you hold against the tick for 15-30 seconds which will immobilize/kill the bugger. Then, you take this ROUND tweezer/jaw thing. You clamp onto the tick as...