@simonsits: There is no bond like the bond you have with your first dog 🥹

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Marie :

How do I send this to my dog?

2024-02-09 02:48:20

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Darcey :

“The dog who didn’t care where you were going as long as you were together” is my baby 🥺 bad sep anxiety so we do everything together ❤️

2024-02-08 21:15:06

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kimberktb :

To the dog who finally got the back yard ❤️

2024-02-09 16:50:24

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abby :

now i’m crying. thanks

2024-02-09 05:36:50

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jessidianne0 :

No bc I’m sobbing

2024-02-09 17:09:46

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aubri :

all i do is cry on this app

2024-02-09 22:30:29

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alexis breanne :

sending this to my dog 🥹

2024-02-09 15:26:57

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Testerling :

Please make this a sound. I want to show off the dog I got in my 20s

2024-02-09 17:52:35

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maryamanda73 :

Can we also shout out the sweet cat we got when we knew a dog was too much, but needed a sweet face to come home to everyday?

2024-02-09 05:29:15

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Nati Schilling :

The dog I got in my 20s got hit by a car two days ago & this video explains exactly why spending as much money as we did to save her was oh so worth it.

2024-02-09 05:08:03

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ThatGirl :

My Daisy never got the big back yard, but I'd have never made it through my 20's without her.

2024-02-10 13:40:06

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mirandapaigew :

Can you make this sound usable?

2024-02-09 06:20:00

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Stacy :

Make this a sound 😭

2024-02-09 18:15:01

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dr. a is out of office :

Lost the dog who saw me through my 20s three months ago, after 14 beautiful years together. I’ve thought of him every day since. I miss him so much.

2024-02-10 01:32:07

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Olga Cordova :

@ daffodil 🐶

2024-02-09 05:57:54

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Jess G :

Please make this a sound!! 😩

2024-02-09 06:03:26

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sandykristy :

As a dog owner I love this so much!!!

2024-02-09 23:33:40

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sporeprince :

i lost my 20s dog 5 years ago and i still miss her, she was my soulmate 💔

2024-02-09 04:06:40

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standrockcatahoulas :

She lived in four states and a different country with me. I lost her at 32. Worst pain I have ever known.

2024-02-09 17:16:12

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Nicholas LaTorre :

my 20s dog bruce just passed away in Nov. thank you for the reminder of how much he helped me through. he deserves to rest now

2024-02-09 06:36:15

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Charlotte Chaze :

Idk how people did their 20s without a dog

2024-02-09 02:43:38

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Linda Holman :

I am 75 but I still remember that dog Susie❤❤❤❤❤

2024-02-09 17:18:00

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Special Kay :

PLEASE MAKE THIS A SOUND! 😭😭💗

2024-02-09 21:11:51

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Jamie Lynn :

Okay well now I’m crying at work-so sweet and cute! Mine just turned 12 this month 🥺🥰

2024-02-09 16:32:38

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