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03-31-2007, 12:31 PM
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Lots of MOMs, where's the DADs???
What's the matter guys out there? Afraid to show your sensitive side? LOL there is no shame in it, I am male, mid forties, two girls, one graduated college the other about too. The graduated one is now married with a good job.
I have always been considered masculine, (my wife can testify to that hehe) BUT... I have never been afraid to express my sensitive side either. It is not a negative thing to love your pets. It actually enriches your life as a man to give your heart to those that you love, people and animals alike. Sooo... What I am saying guys, nobody on this board will think you are weak or "feminine" if you post. So come on DADs  lets see some of you join! So far in pet health forums I seem to be the only "rooster" in this hen-house  (no offense ladies).Nobody is going to call you a sissy here  so let's see some Petname's Dads in here!
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Pet Health Forums Helping Pets Lead Healthier Lives---   Bitsy's Story --- Here is the story of my little girl's struggle with cancer. A lesson to be learned, have them tested for cancer periodically. Had it been caught sooner she would have fared better. Rest in peace my sweet love, rest in peace. Medical and care advice in this post is for your knowledge and information only. It is not a substitute for a veterinary appointment or an actual diagnosis for your pet. If you feel your pet has a health or behavior problem please consult your veterinarian immediately for specific advice tailored to your individual pet.
    
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03-31-2007, 01:33 PM
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A dad checking in
Here's my fuzzy kids.
  My primary concern at this time is the the pet food recall. Maybe it's time we start re-thinking our excessive reliance on Chinese imports. This time our pets are affected... next time it may well be us. By relying on Chinese imports we export our jobs and now it seems we may be compromising our health. Last edited by Turner&Abby'sDad : 03-31-2007 at 01:38 PM.
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03-31-2007, 05:44 PM
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Nice looking friends you have there! And welcome to PHFs. I totally agree on being more reliant on our own production of products. Strange, lots of people think "You get what you pay for", so we buy th emore expensive food, thinking we are being responsible petowners. Ironically, it's the most expense foods out there that are effected!
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Pet Health Forums Helping Pets Lead Healthier Lives--- Bitsy's Story --- Here is the story of my little girl's struggle with cancer. A lesson to be learned, have them tested for cancer periodically. Had it been caught sooner she would have fared better. Rest in peace my sweet love, rest in peace. Medical and care advice in this post is for your knowledge and information only. It is not a substitute for a veterinary appointment or an actual diagnosis for your pet. If you feel your pet has a health or behavior problem please consult your veterinarian immediately for specific advice tailored to your individual pet.
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04-02-2007, 04:49 PM
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Welcome
You have some very cute dogs there I hope you escaped the food crisis relativeliy un scathed, and if you did not then I am sorry, Welcome I love this sit everyone is sooo nice and unbiast, I don't know a ton about dogs but fish I am ok with. It sounds like you might be one of the first dad's on here, (I think women just care more about the little stuff you know)
Just thought I would say hello and welcome. 
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04-03-2007, 08:00 AM
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Turner&Abby"sDad is also my Dad...BTW, Dad, welcome!
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