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Girl, my rainbow


German Shepherd
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Home:Okla City, OK  [I have a diary!]  
Sex: Female   Weight: 51-100 lbs

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Corralled:10 times  Pals:247  Views: 2143

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Quick Bio:
-purebred

Likes:
big juicy bones

Pet-Peeves:
strangers

Favorite Toy:
all kinds of balls

Favorite Food:
steaks, peanuts

Favorite Walk:
her own back yard

Best Tricks:
protecting her family

Arrival Story:
a friend who was a breeder talked to us about what great and loyal companions german shepherds are. our home had been broken into and we got girl to be a guard dog. she turned into the best guard dog anyone could hope for, but more important she was our first real introduction to unconditional love.

Bio:
Girl left us on 8/27/93. We miss her very much, and look forward to the day we can play with her again at the rainbow bridge. Love ya, baby girl.

Forums Motto:
Happy and Healthy at the Bridge

The Groups I'm In:
♥A TEAM♥, German Shepherds



I've Been On Dogster Since:
January 29th 2005 More than 8 years!

Rosette, Star and Special Gift History

Dogster Id:
112537


Meet my family
TillyMolly~My HeartKelly, my
brightest star		Jeffro

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Trixie *In
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Simba
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Mako v Kleiner
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Me and Dad


January 7th 2007 5:32 pm
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On the 19th of December,2006 my dad met me here at the rainbow bridge. And just as I promised when I left earth I was right here waiting for him. I know how sad Mom, Molly and Tilly are cause I see them with tears in their eyes and hearts that are broken. But I can also see a small smile on her face when she thinks of Kelly and me and Dad here at the bridge running and playing and not in any pain or suffering. Someday we will be together again as a family, but for now we must remain one in our hearts, Girl

 
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