Dog Lovers Thread
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toobfreak
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this is impressive...deserving of a standing ovation
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Brilliant dog! I wish I had the energy to own one.
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progressive hunter
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as a child my first dog was a border collie,, now at 60 I intend my next and last dogs will be border collies,,
I have acreage and a 4 wheeler to keep up with them,,
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Too much covetousness breaks the bag
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The most fearless dogs ever
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Don't remember when I laughed so hard!
My dog is a breed that doesn't seem to be too toy-driven, so I've never bothered to buy any of the fun gadgets that pop and whirl and roll across the room on their own. Maybe I should try some of them. I know you can get toys that will keep dogs and cats stimulated when they're home alone.
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"They say a soldier's heart is made of steel… but mine belonged to a dog." 
Sergeant Emily Carter never expected her partner to have four legs. When they handed her Koda—a fierce, sable-coated Belgian Malinois—she wasn’t sure who was training who. He was relentless, stubborn, too smart for his own good. But when it mattered, Koda never hesitated. Not once.
Their first mission together was in the dead of night, deep in enemy territory. Koda moved like a shadow, sniffing out explosives before anyone else could. That night, he saved six lives—including Emily’s. He didn’t do it for medals or recognition. He did it because that’s what partners do.
Off duty, Koda was different. At base, he was her silent guardian, lying at her feet while she wrote letters home. When nightmares came, he nudged her awake before the memories could drown her. He knew her better than anyone—knew when she needed space, and when she needed his warmth pressed against her side.
Then came the ambush.
Gunfire erupted. The world turned to chaos. Koda didn’t wait for a command. He lunged before Emily could stop him—straight toward the threat. The explosion sent her flying. By the time she scrambled to her feet, ears ringing, the dust settling… Koda was down.
She ran to him, dropping to her knees, her hands trembling as they cradled his head. His breaths were shallow, his body limp, but his eyes—God, those eyes—still found hers.“You did good, buddy,” she whispered, tears mixing with the dirt on her face. “You brought me home.”Koda didn’t make it, but his sacrifice did. Because of him, her team survived. Because of him, she lived to fight another day.
She buried him with honor, his name etched into her heart forever. And every night, when the world went quiet, she swore she could still feel him beside her—her partner, her hero, her best friend.
Some say dogs are just animals. But Emily knew the truth.
Some souls are born to be warriors. And some warriors… are born on four legs.
Sergeant Emily Carter never expected her partner to have four legs. When they handed her Koda—a fierce, sable-coated Belgian Malinois—she wasn’t sure who was training who. He was relentless, stubborn, too smart for his own good. But when it mattered, Koda never hesitated. Not once.
Their first mission together was in the dead of night, deep in enemy territory. Koda moved like a shadow, sniffing out explosives before anyone else could. That night, he saved six lives—including Emily’s. He didn’t do it for medals or recognition. He did it because that’s what partners do.
Off duty, Koda was different. At base, he was her silent guardian, lying at her feet while she wrote letters home. When nightmares came, he nudged her awake before the memories could drown her. He knew her better than anyone—knew when she needed space, and when she needed his warmth pressed against her side.
Then came the ambush.
Gunfire erupted. The world turned to chaos. Koda didn’t wait for a command. He lunged before Emily could stop him—straight toward the threat. The explosion sent her flying. By the time she scrambled to her feet, ears ringing, the dust settling… Koda was down.
She ran to him, dropping to her knees, her hands trembling as they cradled his head. His breaths were shallow, his body limp, but his eyes—God, those eyes—still found hers.“You did good, buddy,” she whispered, tears mixing with the dirt on her face. “You brought me home.”Koda didn’t make it, but his sacrifice did. Because of him, her team survived. Because of him, she lived to fight another day.
She buried him with honor, his name etched into her heart forever. And every night, when the world went quiet, she swore she could still feel him beside her—her partner, her hero, her best friend.
Some say dogs are just animals. But Emily knew the truth.
Some souls are born to be warriors. And some warriors… are born on four legs.
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