I lost my willie
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wvfarrier
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I lost my willie
I lost a dear friend yesterday. We had over 20 years and hundreds of miles together. Sad day.
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I am sorry to hear that. I understand. When you've had many miles together and learned to listen to each other .. and now they are gone .. life seems empty. Keep the memories of the good times!
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Bill in Oregon
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Re: I lost my willie
Losing a dog is a very hard thing, but you can have a horse for half your life.
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My heart goes out to you. Funny how losing a pet is sometimes more painful than losing a human family member! Well that might be just me 
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There just has to be dogs in heaven !
There just has to be dogs in heaven !
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Condolences!
Hard to look out to the pasture and not see them!
Hard to look out to the pasture and not see them!
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2ndovc
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Re: I lost my willie
Sorry to hear. I still miss my Suzy and it's been over twenty years,
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wvfarrier
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Re: I lost my willie
He was an abused horse. I took him to keep the owner from shooting him and we bonded. It took 2 years before he would let me ride him or catch him loose in the field. I am, literally, the only person who could handle him. My wife was terrified of him but we were buds and I darn sure am gonna miss him
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gamekeeper
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Sorry to hear that you lost a faithful friend, we had to put a mare down just before my son was born but I was pleased to see the mare went down as quick as lightning.
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Beautiful animal, sorry to here this.
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sorry for your loss, glad you have happy memories to cherish . . .wvfarrier wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 2:23 pm He was an abused horse. I took him to keep the owner from shooting him and we bonded. It took 2 years before he would let me ride him or catch him loose in the field. I am, literally, the only person who could handle him. My wife was terrified of him but we were buds and I darn sure am gonna miss him
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Oldncrusty
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Damm. Sure hate to see anyone lose a horse bud.
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Gee, I had not thought of that...Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 11:47 am Losing a dog is a very hard thing, but you can have a horse for half your life.
But I do know that losing a dog after 10 years sure wasn't easy...
Remember the good times, cherish the memories, and be well.
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Sounds like a lucky horse you came along. Sounds like he gave you a bunch of good times in return.
Good deal, but still sad to come to an end.
Sounds like a lucky horse you came along. Sounds like he gave you a bunch of good times in return.
Good deal, but still sad to come to an end.
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Ysabel Kid
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Very, very sorry for your loss. I have never lost a horse, but I have suffered through the loss of many other four legged friends.
People sometimes refer to animals as being 'dumb.' If 'dumb' leads to showing unfailing loyalty, unwavering love, and a dedication to please those they hold most important, then I hope we all can be blessed with a little less intelligence in our lives.
People sometimes refer to animals as being 'dumb.' If 'dumb' leads to showing unfailing loyalty, unwavering love, and a dedication to please those they hold most important, then I hope we all can be blessed with a little less intelligence in our lives.
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wvfarrier
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I will be honest, its wearing hard on me.
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“…People sometimes refer to animals as being 'dumb.' If 'dumb' leads to showing unfailing loyalty, unwavering love, and a dedication to please those they hold most important, then I hope we all can be blessed with a little less intelligence in our lives…”
So true.
“…People sometimes refer to animals as being 'dumb.' If 'dumb' leads to showing unfailing loyalty, unwavering love, and a dedication to please those they hold most important, then I hope we all can be blessed with a little less intelligence in our lives…”
So true.
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.45colt
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Re: I lost my willie
Sorry to Hear this, it's hard enough to lose a Dog . .
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Woodsloafer2
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Re: I lost my willie
You did a wonderful thing saving him....he in turn recognized it and did wonderful things for you. A type of bond that is very rare indeed. I believe we will see our lost family members again....both human and non-human who give us unconditional love......
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Ysabel Kid
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Well said, Gary...lthardman wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 9:26 pm Very, very sorry for your loss. I have never lost a horse, but I have suffered through the loss of many other four legged friends.
People sometimes refer to animals as being 'dumb.' If 'dumb' leads to showing unfailing loyalty, unwavering love, and a dedication to please those they hold most important, then I hope we all can be blessed with a little less intelligence in our lives.
