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[quote=Anonymous]My dog just died and there is no where in our house or yard that doesn't remind us of him. He was always with us. You start to build routines around and involving your dog that just become so very normal and when they end there is this huge empty hole in your life. It is worth it.

When he was a puppy he did chew on some of the doorways. He had every chew toy on the market but the door frame's were his favorite. I'd try yuck spray but then he would find another one. It was a short phase and a carpenter/handy man fixed it for not much money.

There was always a lot of mud drug in when it snowed or rained but not as much as the kids drug in. Having an area with tile or travertine that is easy to clean to de-mud children and dogs is very useful. Hair will get everywhere and you will end up spending a lot on vacuum cleaners.

You probably will keep your house much less cluttered and no one will leave food sitting around. We didn't really do that before but with a dog you learn to dog proof your habits. I'll always put my coffee down on a high surface because my dog always wanted to drink coffee. [/quote]

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