RE: [eskiepeople:20845] Digest for eskiepeople@googlegroups.com - 1 update in 1 topic

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Janet Beach

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Aug 22, 2015, 11:15:55 PM8/22/15
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I do not receive hardy any communication from the Eskiepeople any more.  Can you make sure I am still connected in the proper ways.  janeta...@hotmail.com   Thank YOU!
 

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Subject: [eskiepeople:20845] Digest for eskie...@googlegroups.com - 1 update in 1 topic
Date: Sat, 22 Aug 2015 07:58:37 +0000

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Aug 23, 2015, 9:56:19 AM8/23/15
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Most of my eskie communication is from the Facebook American Eskimo groups and the two Nationals I belong to.

Mary Verness


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I do not receive hardy any communication from the Eskiepeople any more.  Can you make sure I am still connected in the proper ways.  janeta...@hotmail.com   Thank YOU!
 

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Date: Sat, 22 Aug 2015 07:58:37 +0000

jacque

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Aug 24, 2015, 8:15:29 AM8/24/15
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I'm not sure how to do that.  When I first joined the eskie group, every time I tried to click on a topic or make a response to someone's post, it had me start the steps of joining all over again.  Every time!  And being as the last post I saw was from a couple years back anyway, I just never went back to the site again.  I replied to your email because the story was so cool.  I did pass it on to a few friends.  I don't have a facebook page anymore; I didn't like the direction it seemed to be going.

btw, I have a five year old eskie that I adopted from a rescue center.  

Have a nice day, and thanks for the story.

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Paws at Home

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Aug 25, 2015, 9:47:38 PM8/25/15
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Jacquek, I just wanted to make sure you knew it wasn't me that sent the cool story!  I just ended up asking you because I didn't know WHO to ask why I wasn't receiving communication from the Eskiepeople and you were SO KIND to respond!  Thank You!  My rescued Eskie passed a year ago last June at age 15.  My heart still has a huge hole and misses her every day and night!  She was a gem!  Give your little Eskie, a Big Hug and Kiss from Me, Janet and From My Princess! janeta...@Hotmail.com

jacque

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Aug 26, 2015, 9:47:04 AM8/26/15
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I am so very sorry for your loss.  Our family's first dog was an eskie; (back then they were called a Spitz).  He was such a good dog and held so many happy memories, that I decided after the loss of my last dog I would try to get one like him.  I got my  current little eskie from a dog rescue/shelter last November.  She is so sweet and beautiful.  Like you, I had a huge hole in my heart from my last dog, a border collie mix.  She passed away on Feb. 22, 2011.  It took me three years before I would even consider getting another dog, and I suspect it might take you as long or more.  For people like us, our animals are our children, and their pain, illness, and loss transfer to us.  In fact, for me anyway, the loss was so traumatic that I tend to worry excessively about the health of my new dog.  

I'm confused about the Eskie web site.  I guess I still don't understand then how I came to get that cool story from you, or why I wasn't able to get any response on the site either, until you sent that story.  I guess you sent it, even if you didn't write it!  But then, I'm not the most computer savvy person, so I'll just be grateful that I did get it, because it really was a neat story.  I will pray that God will heal your heart.  I am certain that the time you had together was a mutual blessing, and that in time you will remember her with that in mind as opposed to only the crushing loss that you feel now.

God Bless.

tak...@t6b.com

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Aug 26, 2015, 12:12:32 PM8/26/15
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Are you talking about the "wish you enough" story?  If so, I sent it. Was sent to me by a friend and wanted to share it. Gayle Mom to Kumachin      
 
 
 
 
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Aug 26, 2015, 12:12:33 PM8/26/15
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Healing happens in strange ways.  In 2012, my beloved Eskie Nookie was diagnosed with bladder cancer.  I grieved over her for the next--and last--6 months of her life, to the extent that it made me physically ill.  When she finally told me it was time for her to let go, I helped her over the Bridge on 2/21/13.  My mindset at that time was that of numbness.  The very next night, I felt something drawing me to the Petfinder web site--and this picture came up.  I smiled for the first time in over a half a year; I promptly got on the rescue group's web site, filled out the application, and made arrangements to meet her the next day.  Long story short...her name is now Twinkie, and she's a happy, vital member of our household.  I tell her every day that she saved my heart.  I know that she was sent to me by Nookie, and I thank my little angel in Heaven every night for her final, ultimate act of love.  I didn't think I was "ready" for another dog yet, but she felt otherwise.  She was right.
 
I guess the moral of this story is:  Leave your heart and mind open, at least a little bit...you never know if or when the beloved furball you have lost will see a dog who needs you, and send it into your life.
 
Ellen
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Janet Beach

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Aug 26, 2015, 9:52:04 PM8/26/15
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We know you sent it and loved your story and appreciated you sending it so much!  Neither one of us are techie enough to respond correctly.  I hope this will clear up our "mess".  Again, we loved your "Wish You Enough"
 

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jacque

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Aug 27, 2015, 11:44:20 AM8/27/15
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So glad you did send the "wish you enough" story!

Janet Beach

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Aug 28, 2015, 9:55:41 PM8/28/15
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And again, the "Wish You Enough" did not come from me it came from Gayle Haury at tak...@t6b.com and thank Ellen and jacqu...@gmail.com for their caring correspondence.
 
As you can tell, I'm not very "techie" with the Eskiepeople's web site but I sure love to read it and pray for those that need it the most and thank all the American Eskimo owners and, all dog owners, and rescuers for what they do every single moment of their days for God's beautiful creations.
 
My 14 pound American Eskimo showed up in our yard one morning and stayed around while we did work in the yard.  It was like, she just appeared (Later on, I saw it as, she just showed up from HEAVEN, for ME)! 
 
We walked the neighborhood trying to find if someone may have lost a beautiful white American Eskimo with a new purple harness and recently bathed.  But no one had lost this dog.  We advertised, called vets and hotels, and posted everywhere for three weeks to no avail.
 
After a few days, I don't believe I could have given her up anyway!  In fact purple is my favorite color so it was a sign, she was to be mine to keep forever.  She did not like the opening of pop top cans nor the rattling of a newspaper; she would run to another room.  She definitely showed signs of abuse with the newspaper.  She was a wonderful dog.  We first had to have all her teeth pulled.  Rotten teeth.  The vet thought she was approximately seven years old.  I figured maybe an older couple had owned her and did not think they had the money to pay for her teeth to be taken care of, therefore a reason to let her go.  You know, how your mind can wonder!  She lived til a year ago last June.  Princess was 15 years old and had been totally blind the last two years.  I was her eyes.  She had and has my heart.
 
Previously before Princess showed up, I had pet sat in client's homes while they were away on vacation or business.  After spending months crying over the loss of my precious one, I finally figured, I needed to get my pet fix's again and the only way I could do that on a regular bases, was to start pet sitting again.  I now sit two adorable Labs, Jackson and Truman from the same home,  one little Maltese from another home named Lucy and their cat, Bella,  and a Wheaten Terrier from another home, named Duncan.  I am getting my pet fix's but also plan to volunteer at one of the no-kill shelter's soon.



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Date: Wed, 26 Aug 2015 04:52:38 -0500
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tak...@t6b.com

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Aug 29, 2015, 8:15:35 AM8/29/15
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God Bless you. I am sure you all have felt your departed ones presence... I don't think they ever really leave us. And we hope someday to be reunited!!!
 
 
 
 
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jacque

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Aug 29, 2015, 10:53:50 AM8/29/15
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not a doubt in my mind at all about that.

Sue Martin

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Aug 30, 2015, 7:53:59 PM8/30/15
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I hope not. I am still grieving over my boy. Your note was lovely Janet.
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