That’s amazing! A dog that off-leashes so well is truly a treasure. You can really tell how much love and training you’ve given her!
Thank you Emma. I think we and others should treat their dogs with love and I think dogs understand and appreciate that. This was my previous dog, also without the lead, just waiting for my instruction.
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You couldn’t be more right! Dogs really do respond to love and respect. It shows how strong the bond and trust were between you two for him to just patiently wait for your word like that.
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Possibly, although as a member of the esercito, he’s possibly a man of strong character and resolve, as indeed are you @Morticia. Well, not a man, obviously, but you get my meaning. 
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I do … and I think it’s very kind of you to say so. 
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Hand on heart and, like Hughie Greene, I mean it most sincerely when I say that I’m delighted that you overcame any early shyness in your forum life. 
That’s so wholesome! It’s people like you that make this forum feel like such a friendly and welcoming place to be.
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Morty and I have known each other since 1740.
I apologise for my suggestion a few days ago that you might be an AI invention. Clearly not the case.
about 3 hours? old chums then 
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Ah, you two beat me - I was in the '45 rebellion !
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Feels longer 
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Hello Angelo! And welcome. I’ve found everyone here to be wonderfully friendly, warm and welcoming.
Haha, apology accepted! 1740 is quite the milestone—you two must have found the secret to eternal youth! Glad we cleared that up, definitely a real flesh-and-blood human here. 
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And we’ve both aged so well.
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Haha, absolutely! Whatever anti-aging regime you two have been on since the 18th century is definitely working wonders!
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We’ve both got terrible memories and have completely forgotten that we were meant to die.
that’s definitely the best side effect of bad memory I’ve ever heard! Long may your forgetfulness continue!
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Who are you? Who am I, come to think of it?
hilarious! I guess that’s the ultimate stage of forgetfulness! As long as we remember where the cups of tea are, we’re doing fine.
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I have a serious theory, and I’m not actually trying to be funny (for a change)… is it possible that people who suffer from severe memory loss, eg, dementia do indeed kind of forget that their body needs to shut down?
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