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Some of you have been following my reflections about our dog, Buddy, for the last 13 years. We adopted Buddy one year before I started writing these weekly columns in
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By Bill Tinsley Dec 13, 2020 If you have been reading these columns, you are familiar with my dog, Buddy. Buddy came into our lives eleven years ago, a sick and skinny rescue dog picked up off the streets. When we met him at Corgi Rescue, we could feel the bones in his hips, and he was suffering from âkennel cough.â But fifteen minutes with Buddy won us over. We left committed to adopt him. It took six weeks for him to get over his kennel cough, put on weight and get all his shots from the vet. I drove back to Corgi Rescue to pick him up and, in a matter of minutes, we were Buddyâs proud, and nervous owners. He was nervous too. It took a couple of weeks to adjust. Eleven years later the vet says he is a âhealthy geriatric.â So am I.Â
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