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NDRU

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Prepare to cry..Dogs Welcome Home Soldiers

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Reply #1 posted 11/11/09 4:24pm

SCNDLS

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touched How tweet! fallinluv
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Reply #2 posted 11/11/09 4:27pm

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Awwwww. bawl
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Reply #3 posted 11/11/09 4:29pm

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Reply #5 posted 11/11/09 4:35pm

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So cute.

My dog acts like that every day when I get home from work. lol
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Reply #6 posted 11/11/09 4:36pm

NDRU

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JustErin said:

So cute.

My dog acts like that every day when I get home from work. lol


lol I was gonna say, it doesn't take much to get a dog excited, but it's pretty sweet anyway!
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Reply #7 posted 11/11/09 4:38pm

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NDRU said:

JustErin said:

So cute.

My dog acts like that every day when I get home from work. lol


lol I was gonna say, it doesn't take much to get a dog excited, but it's pretty sweet anyway!


But it's obvious that some of those dogs were out of control happy.
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Reply #8 posted 11/11/09 4:49pm

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I had that scene at my house when he came home. Imagine the reverse, when Rick came home for R and R he stayed for 2 weeks and then went back to Afghan, for about 3 days after Rick left Sebastian would whine to go to the garage and look for Rick he would see his car and look at me like where's he at? When he would hear the neighbors garage door go up he would run to the back door and I would tell him Daddy's not there baby sad It was terrible.

He was worse than the kid MUCH Worse.

Now Sebastian whines every time Rick leaves the house without him. Sebastian cried the whole time Rick was cutting the grass on sunday. He is really having some separation issues with him. It's going to be interesting when he gets a job. lol
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Reply #9 posted 11/11/09 4:57pm

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butterfli25 said:

I had that scene at my house when he came home. Imagine the reverse, when Rick came home for R and R he stayed for 2 weeks and then went back to Afghan, for about 3 days after Rick left Sebastian would whine to go to the garage and look for Rick he would see his car and look at me like where's he at? When he would hear the neighbors garage door go up he would run to the back door and I would tell him Daddy's not there baby sad It was terrible.

He was worse than the kid MUCH Worse.

Now Sebastian whines every time Rick leaves the house without him. Sebastian cried the whole time Rick was cutting the grass on sunday. He is really having some separation issues with him. It's going to be interesting when he gets a job. lol

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Reply #10 posted 11/11/09 5:05pm

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butterfli25 said:

I had that scene at my house when he came home. Imagine the reverse, when Rick came home for R and R he stayed for 2 weeks and then went back to Afghan, for about 3 days after Rick left Sebastian would whine to go to the garage and look for Rick he would see his car and look at me like where's he at? When he would hear the neighbors garage door go up he would run to the back door and I would tell him Daddy's not there baby sad It was terrible.

He was worse than the kid MUCH Worse.

Now Sebastian whines every time Rick leaves the house without him. Sebastian cried the whole time Rick was cutting the grass on sunday. He is really having some separation issues with him. It's going to be interesting when he gets a job. lol


aww, dogs just love so much!
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Reply #11 posted 11/11/09 5:10pm

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Dogs react the same if their master was gone 5 minutes or 5 years, they have NO concept of time.
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Reply #12 posted 11/11/09 5:17pm

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kenlacam said:

Dogs react the same if their master was gone 5 minutes or 5 years, they have NO concept of time.


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Reply #13 posted 11/11/09 5:41pm

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LOL!!!!
I'm just telling the truth. I am not a dog hater. As a matter of fact, I have 3 dogs, and they act the same whether I go to the store or out of town.... cool
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Reply #14 posted 11/11/09 5:46pm

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Reply #15 posted 11/11/09 5:48pm

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Ive been away from my 2 at different times and there is a DEFINATELY a differnce from being gone all day at work excitement and coming home frm a trip excitement!! My chihuahua goes INSANE!! love2
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Reply #16 posted 11/11/09 5:53pm

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Sorry, I don't believe that one second. Dogs act the same, regardless. It is your excitement at seeing your dog makes your dog react the way you are towards them. Otherwise, they are just as happy. Is it so hard to understand that dogs have NO concept of time? Sheesh!
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Reply #17 posted 11/11/09 5:56pm

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kenlacam said:

Sorry, I don't believe that one second. Dogs act the same, regardless. It is your excitement at seeing your dog makes your dog react the way you are towards them. Otherwise, they are just as happy. Is it so hard to understand that dogs have NO concept of time? Sheesh!





smile No it's true that my brother's dog acts insane when I get there, and I don't feed him take him, on walks, or pay that much attention to him at all. He's just a dog and very excited.

But the soldiers seem pretty happy to be getting the love, and it's pretty sweet.
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Reply #18 posted 11/11/09 5:58pm

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No...its TOTALLY different i swear! I act the same with the "mommies home I missed you" yada yada yada but he cant stop kissing me! He is just ouuta control running around jumping on things licking me like crazy! When i came from work today, he greeted me at the stairs wagged his tail did a little dance but there was no kissing at all... no running and jumping on furniture making whining noises...

I know theres no concept of time but there is a concept of missing, animals do grieve for others...
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Reply #19 posted 11/11/09 6:00pm

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tinaz said:



I know theres no concept of time but there is a concept of missing, animals do grieve for others...


I think you are right. My grandpa described picking his dog up from the kennel after a long trip and the dog was peeing itself it was so excited.

So maybe these dogs have no concept of time, but maybe they forget that this person even existed until they get a smell of that old familiar crotch and go wild!
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NDRU said:

tinaz said:



I know theres no concept of time but there is a concept of missing, animals do grieve for others...


I think you are right. My grandpa described picking his dog up from the kennel after a long trip and the dog was peeing itself it was so excited.

So maybe these dogs have no concept of time, but maybe they forget that this person even existed until they get a smell of that old familiar crotch and go wild!



lol nod
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Reply #21 posted 11/11/09 6:03pm

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aww touched
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Reply #22 posted 11/11/09 6:44pm

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and my cat is like... hmph! X 1,000,000

ALL.THE.TIME.

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Reply #23 posted 11/11/09 7:07pm

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kenlacam said:

LOL!!!!
I'm just telling the truth. I am not a dog hater. As a matter of fact, I have 3 dogs, and they act the same whether I go to the store or out of town.... cool

Maybe they're not that excited to see you. shrug
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tinaz said:

Ive been away from my 2 at different times and there is a DEFINATELY a differnce from being gone all day at work excitement and coming home frm a trip excitement!! My chihuahua goes INSANE!! love2

nod My dogs are the same way too when I go away on a trip. They also don't eat the first day or two while I'm away. When I return, they've been know to do the "submissive urination" which is a way to show deferrence to the Alpha dog in our pack (me).

Also, when my Marley died this year, it took at least a month for Prince to stop following me to the garage looking for me to be bringing Marley home and he was clearly depressed and missing Marley and laid in Marley's bed for HOURS every day and would try to fight Cowboy if he got in Marley's bed. sad
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Reply #25 posted 11/11/09 7:18pm

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I fuckin LOVE dogs. I wouldn't give up ours for anything. touched

Oh and ...mmmm soldiers...drool

Is it wrong that I started panting and got on my back too when the dudes walked in? boxed
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Reply #26 posted 11/11/09 8:06pm

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SCNDLS said:

kenlacam said:

LOL!!!!
I'm just telling the truth. I am not a dog hater. As a matter of fact, I have 3 dogs, and they act the same whether I go to the store or out of town.... cool

Maybe they're not that excited to see you. shrug
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lol

It may or may not be true that dogs have no sense of differentiation like that, but I know my cat couldn't care less when I show up at home after a day at school... yet let me stay away for a couple days or more. He goes INSANE when he sees me!! omfg Dashing around the apartment at top speed, jumping all over me, trying to hop under the covers with me when I get in bed, etc.
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Reply #27 posted 11/11/09 10:19pm

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aww man that got the faucet going .... they do miss you when you leave longer than usual sad
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NDRU said:




This one ripped me apart .... sounds like my girls lol sad sad sad
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kenlacam said:

Sorry, I don't believe that one second. Dogs act the same, regardless. It is your excitement at seeing your dog makes your dog react the way you are towards them. Otherwise, they are just as happy. Is it so hard to understand that dogs have NO concept of time? Sheesh!


Not true. I ised to dogsit for a dog, and depending on how much I bonded with the dog the last time I had babysat (spent time playing/walking) was directly proportional to how excited the dog was to seeing me the next time. and when his owner would come to pick him up it was a different reaction all together. He would actually be more stable (not excited wagging and spastic) and almost do a slow motion hug, he would literally stand up and put his legs on her shoulders and stand. Keep in mind this was a very very humanlike smart dog.
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