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Finally heart and head is in the right place for a new puppy

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birddogdad:
So i posted one thread here that i lost one of my girls last year to cancer. i couldn't bring myself to even type in that i lost a second girl 6 weeks later to a virus. they were both 13 and hands down the best pair of pointers i have had to date. I was absolutely gutted. down to 1 pointer who was 8 and neice to one of those lost, i can tell she is as lonely as i was without her buddies.

Well, a year later, my wife and i are healed and have just put deposit down on a Large Munsterlander from Cali. i get to retrieve her on 19 June and we are excited to start our next journey. i will introduce Aspen.

Sandberm:
Sweet!

I can attest to not feeling right about getting a new dog soon after a beloved dog has died. When my previous rescue dog got ran over and killed, my wife and i had no intention of replacing him but then a year later when i went to do a nature walk in a spot that he(the dog) and i frequented and enjoyed, a dumped dog was at the trailhead. With no collar, an injured front paw and being out in the middle of nowhere with no one else around. A year later and she has been a great dog to us.

Kinda felt like God had arranged for me to find her to be honest.

Dan-o:
nice!

Congratulations to you and to Aspen.

bigdub257:
Congratulations!  It does take a while before the time is right.

follow maggie:
Cute pup! Enjoy the process, because it’s so fun!

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