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Re: Dakota
By: Lurknomore Date: August 20, 2025, 10:07 am
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I’m so glad we got to know Dakota through your posts. RIP sweet
Dakota.
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Re: Dakota
By: muskrat Date: August 20, 2025, 10:10 am
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I remember that sad day. Sending warm thoughts to you & snax to
Ziva (and to you too).
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Re: Dakota
By: muskrat Date: August 20, 2025, 5:24 pm
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because i'm a sucker, i've been looking at old vids/pix in this
thread (and tearing up) and see that 26Aug is National Dog Day
as well as the day in 2010 when you brought Dakota home.
and now i'm really tearing up. it's a little early but happy
anniversary and happy NDD to you & your black girls from me & my
black twins.
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Re: Dakota
By: LabPartner Date: August 20, 2025, 9:16 pm
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[quote author=muskrat link=topic=100.msg342570#msg342570
date=1755728689]
because i'm a sucker, i've been looking at old vids/pix in this
thread (and tearing up) and see that 26Aug is National Dog Day
as well as the day in 2010 when you brought Dakota home.
and now i'm really tearing up. it's a little early but happy
anniversary and happy NDD to you & your black girls from me & my
black twins.
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[spoiler] If I didn't see the eye underneath the mustache, I'd
have thought it was one fat little rodent. [/spoiler]
I didn't know it was National Dog Day when I got her, and the
people at the Humane Society never mentioned it. But every day
since then --- even the sad ones --- have been Dog Day for me.
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Re: Dakota
By: LabPartner Date: December 18, 2025, 8:35 pm
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So this video was made on the morning of December 18, 2014.
Dakota is closer to the head of the bed. I wish the sound didn't
get lost somehow. Think Godzilla vs. King Kong or something like
that.
HTML https://www.flickr.com/photos/155499305@N07/54992938481/in/dateposted/
A few hours later, my dad, age 96, died very peacefully.
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Re: Dakota
By: LabPartner Date: March 3, 2026, 10:28 pm
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Originally posted in the daily thread for 3/3/26 because it was
on topic. Moving it here to keep Dakota's stories intact.
I used to take Dakota to the Boy Scout meeting at a local
school. She liked the boys (camped with them several times) and
occasionally found a water bug or centipede to play with and
eventually drown with her tongue. I took her out to pee, and we
saw a man and a dog in an enclosed yard across the street. It
was a beautiful female Golden. She and Dakota sniffed each other
through the fence, and Dakota's tail almost reached flight
velocity. The Golden just sniffed and stood there. The man said
she was a seeing-eye dog for his mother, and he brought her out
to exercise while she wasn't needed for her job, but she wasn't
really relaxing. He asked if I wouldn't mind letting Dakota come
into the yard, and I said yes. As soon as she was off-leash,
Dakota did all her play invitations, and the Golden finally
realized she was on a break. They ran and wrestled for about 10
minutes before they wore each other out.
The guy knew when we had meetings, and he'd bring her out when
we were around. We didn't always catch them, but they played a
few more times. The guy told me that she even played with him
when Dakota wasn't around. It's a nice thing when these working
dogs learn how to relax at the right time.
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