do you like to swallow cumOnly one. If it were up to me she would be a Dobbie
Show meA full Iditarod sled dog team. I already have half of it.
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Never tried, not interested on trying eitherdo you like to swallow cum
Haven't been with even my first dog, but the joy of the relationship is the aspect I want to focus the most. Probably would live it with one dog at a timeJust one, but the disparity of lifespans makes that impractical.
I've been with perhaps a dozen over the years, but for me it's more about the joy of the relationship.
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Exactly how I feel, my anxiety as I consider that my mate may be passing within a few years. I live alone with her, and she is my main source of emotional support. I think if I were to just suddenly lose her and be without anyone, I would fall into a very bad place emotionally and mentally... that worries me. I feel like adopting a young dog would help, so that at least I'm not facing it completely alone, but at the same time I don't want things to change. Not that I can stop them... time will change things for me soon enough no matter what I do.I'm usually a "one dog at a time" kind of a guy. However, I'm now strongly concidering bringing a new pup into my life once my current dog gets older. My main motivation on this is to avoid the large gap that happens when the dog that's in my life makes her transition into the afterlife and then shopping for a new pup and then having to wait for her to grow up to an appropriate age to have sex with. I don't mean to sound selfish, but I really need to have a continuous and loving relationship with dogs in my life. I find this so comforting and beneficial for me, as I have PTSD and anxiety. Plus, if there's an overlap where I can mate with 2 dogs, that would be heaven on earth.
Wow, you said this so much better than I. My beautiful Yellow Lab (she's in my Avatar) passed away on Winter Solstice '22 and I began to feel my whole world spiral down sharply. I live alone too, so this was troubling for me. I wanted to wait for a while because I thought a break to get over the grief would do me some good... but oh no, that's not what was happening.Exactly how I feel, my anxiety as I consider that my mate may be passing within a few years. I live alone with her, and she is my main source of emotional support. I think if I were to just suddenly lose her and be without anyone, I would fall into a very bad place emotionally and mentally... that worries me. I feel like adopting a young dog would help, so that at least I'm not facing it completely alone, but at the same time I don't want things to change. Not that I can stop them... time will change things for me soon enough no matter what I do.
I couldn’t agree with you more, they deserve to receive as much love as they give freely to most anyone.realistically, two so they keep each other company when i'm at work. i'm at three so that's surplus.
unrealistically, i'd like to have a sanctuary and take all the unwanted shelter dogs there. no dog deserves to grow old and wither away alone and forgotten...
No they don't..especially the ones that have had a happy home life indoors and owner has passed.. breaks my heart to think of them one's left in a shelterrealistically, two so they keep each other company when i'm at work. i'm at three so that's surplus.
unrealistically, i'd like to have a sanctuary and take all the unwanted shelter dogs there. no dog deserves to grow old and wither away alone and forgotten...