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Thank you for taking the time to read it :). As tundra said, this something like this is often over looked especially since it is a long post. but if you just take the time to read it, it does have a point and it will make you think. ;)

I agree with you completly, I have been sick for many months before, without a soul to care. I know when your lonely how it can get, not working or to uprooted after you left on your own, just to have to go back for some stupid reason. Its hard making it on your own when your young. But after i got my puppy Gus, I had more to care about, someone to just care for, someone that is always happy to see me. When im down Im always thinking about my Gus. He just knows when im sad or when my stomach's hurting and his big bright smile makes me cheer up.

Never give up~Your Lucky Day is Coming Soon

Thanks Horndawgs :inlove:

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interesting stories

hmmm im sure i learned a lot from pets taking iv grown up with em and always been around them. maybe iv learned a lot and just dont know it. might be more natural to me.

iv learned

pets do not take time out of the day to get money.

for the ones i grew up around mostly they liked to go out and take care of them self eg. hunting and such.

they have emotions just like ours the whole way from sad to happy to greed and lust.

they dont care what others think of them. (cept for maybe a male/female) the live life as themselves

id rather be with free minded animals then most of the humans lol

iv taken it to the point when i lived in Kentucky. and would have idk how many tornado warnings, id get texts saying it wasn't safe where im at. (small city in a trailer) so id text back and what about the animals? (quite a few cats and dog) not to many but to much for me to get everyone if there was a problem that and my ex used the car for work. so i decided id just stay there with them and just make like a safe spot and hope it holds. idk how many tornado warnings we had lol. but id always go out and watch the skys and check out what was happening outside for signs. and check the radar over the net as time went. lucky none happened. a few came with in a few miles but thats about all.

iv also learned just how animal we were are from watching nature. just gotta take time out and look at the world around you..

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They have taught me so much that nothing short of a novel could do them justice. There are three things they have taught me though that stand out and I treasure most. They are love, acceptance, and what is truly important in life. I’d hate to see how bad my life would be if it was not for them. I thank them for everything that they have taught me and no matter what I do there is no way that I can ever repay them for that.

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What have my pets done for me? Well, during my fist few years of High School, I was picked on all the time, for being a little chubby, and for having a weird accent (a german/southern accent). It kinda got to me, I had no one due to serious attachment and trust issues from being a military kid, constantly moving and what not. Those two factors led to a big, spiralling, depression. The teasing got worse, people would pick fights with me and call me emo. I started having suicidal thought, but refused to take medications, I hated them. My parents bought me a little corgi pup, and I couldn't stand him at first. But the dog won me over, I stopped caring about the people. All that mattered to me was this little puppy I named Dodger. He's really clumsy and it cheers me up to see him run towards me ever day on his tiny legs. He is my best friend, and the only one I needed to pull myself back up. I owe that dog a lot... :heart:

I guess one of the few things I learnt is the knowledge that they are your friend, it does not matter if you lost your way and are feeling depressed they just want you for who you are, "their friend".

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Great Post! My girls have taught me many things. What I have come to realize is that all animals are "feelers" whereas we humans are "thinkers and feelers". Dogs feel their way in and out of situations. Humans "think" their way into problems and then finally give up and "feel" there way out. My dogs help me to stay on track, feel more, and remind me that "thinking" is not all its cracked up to be.

Hope that makes sense. :blush:

They have taught me what love is first of all. We love them just as much as they love us maybe more . That they can sense our emotions with out saying a word. They will always accept and love us for who we are no matter what. That on a cold night they are wonderful to cuddle with and they will want to cuddle with you to.They have a good memory of the people they love .(one of the best examples was at a friends parents house. They had this one girl that i have not seen for a couple years and she hated most guys. But i was one of those exceptions. When i went inside my friends house once she knew it was me she went crazy with excitement wagging her tail, whining, scratching at my legs, and looking straight at me like she wanted me to pick her up.Then as i picked her up she went straight for my face to lick me like lovers who had been apart form eachother for to long.Thats when my friend said " Why don't you two get a room.She usually ain't like this either ,I guess she must of missed you man". Thats when i realized dogs have a great memory. :P

Without going into detail my animal loves have taught me how to Love unconditionally, how to forgive, how to approach each moment with cherished intensity, how to kiss and how to cuddle.

In addition, my quest to understand them and to communicate with them has taught me patience and perceptive power.

TK