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From: robtjonz1952 on 26 Dec 2007 16:27
This incident came up when my wife and I were discussing how much we
miss our first rescue, Anna, who was an 8-lb miniature dachshund/
chihuahua mix who died on 23 January 2004.

The first year we had her, we had to go away for a weekend so we were
recommended by a friend who is a Keeshond breeder to use a local
kennel. We dropped our tiny dog off and went on our trip.
When I went back to get her on Monday, the people at the kennel gave
me sideways glances. They brought Anna to me and I found my self
standing there holding this brown, 8-lb, bundle of love while standing
between 2 guys who had full-grown German Shepherds.
The kennel owner told me that Anna was no longer welcome at the kennel
as she had terrorized the other dogs.
I looked down at the two German Shepherds and then at the two guys.
They looked embarassed.

I was so proud that she had stood her ground as I imagine she
continues to do to this day up in Heaven.
From: Noon Cat Nick on 27 Dec 2007 22:32
robtjonz1952(a)yahoo.com wrote:

> This incident came up when my wife and I were discussing how much we
> miss our first rescue, Anna, who was an 8-lb miniature dachshund/
> chihuahua mix who died on 23 January 2004.
>
> The first year we had her, we had to go away for a weekend so we were
> recommended by a friend who is a Keeshond breeder to use a local
> kennel. We dropped our tiny dog off and went on our trip.
> When I went back to get her on Monday, the people at the kennel gave
> me sideways glances. They brought Anna to me and I found my self
> standing there holding this brown, 8-lb, bundle of love while standing
> between 2 guys who had full-grown German Shepherds.
> The kennel owner told me that Anna was no longer welcome at the kennel
> as she had terrorized the other dogs.
> I looked down at the two German Shepherds and then at the two guys.
> They looked embarassed.
>
> I was so proud that she had stood her ground as I imagine she
> continues to do to this day up in Heaven.

The best place to keep a dog is in your heart. Anna will always be there
as long as you live.

May her memory be eternal.
From: ElvisRocks on 27 Dec 2007 23:14
It is nice how eventually we can think about and share stories about them
and even laugh about things they did.
Sorry for your loss.
Carol
<robtjonz1952(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> This incident came up when my wife and I were discussing how much we
> miss our first rescue, Anna, who was an 8-lb miniature dachshund/
> chihuahua mix who died on 23 January 2004.
>
> The first year we had her, we had to go away for a weekend so we were
> recommended by a friend who is a Keeshond breeder to use a local
> kennel. We dropped our tiny dog off and went on our trip.
> When I went back to get her on Monday, the people at the kennel gave
> me sideways glances. They brought Anna to me and I found my self
> standing there holding this brown, 8-lb, bundle of love while standing
> between 2 guys who had full-grown German Shepherds.
> The kennel owner told me that Anna was no longer welcome at the kennel
> as she had terrorized the other dogs.
> I looked down at the two German Shepherds and then at the two guys.
> They looked embarassed.
>
> I was so proud that she had stood her ground as I imagine she
> continues to do to this day up in Heaven.


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