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Jun 08, 2009, 03:43 PM
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The other night was a late one working in the yard. I brought in my doggies who were out on their long leashes while I was working so they could have fresh air......by that time it was dark & I was tired.
I fixed some dinner & then crashed for the night.  Next morning, it was kind of rainy , I looked out my kitchen door into the garage, noticing that I hadn't closed my garage door the night before, but more to my surprise  was a dog at my kitchen door. ROSCOE????? It looked just like Roscoe.....after rescuing him from the auto accident infront of my house & nursing him back to health last year from July to September, how could I not recognize him.....but the scar wasn't there.......was it Roscoe???? Had to be.....he jumped up & had more kisses & yes, the fur had grown back over the 10 inch scar in his hip.......it was definitely my sweet Roscoe that I rescued.....he sure hadn't forgotten me.What in the world was he doing at my house?????. Started thinking back. The other girl that was in the accident lives a mile down the road.....maybe they had been visiting & Roscoe slipped away???? It was pouring rain but we got into my truck & took off to see if that was where he came from. No one there. The dog tag definitely said Roscoe also but the phone # wasn't working at all...& no forward #. The address was in the next town over....far enough away I was sure he hadn't left to come back to my house. I finally got in touch with the lady down the street & Roscoe hadn't been there for several months. Ok, it was time to do some thinking. I remembered that the father of the girl's boyfriend alo lived down the block from me.....ok, but where & who???? I looked again at the dog tag & the last name. I decided to google the white pages & sure enough......there was a person who lived right down the street from me with that same last name....it must have been the boyfriends father, so I called & sure enough.......ROSCOE was MIA.....& they were sure wondering where he had gone. They were thinking that he might have come to visit me & were going to check it out, but I got the call in first. He came down later that night & picked up Roscoe & also my long line leash so he wouldn't take off again as he had been used to living indoors before moving & when the boyfriend had gone to work that morning, Roscoe went investigating & remembered where I lived to come & say hi. It was the sweetest visitor I have ever had & what a wonderful welome......I never would have imagined that Roscoe would have remembered me let alone stopped by for a visit.....it sure was a nice way to start off my day. There isn't anything more special then doggie kisses from a long lost fiend to start the day off right.  Debbie (the mother of 6 american eskimo dogs)
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Jun 08, 2009, 04:14 PM
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How wonderful that he remembered you and your kindness from last year!
 Lovely story, thank you for sharing. (((((((((( Debbie )))))))))) 
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Jun 08, 2009, 09:26 PM
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That is so cool!! Show's how much animals appreciate what good humans for them.
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Jun 08, 2009, 09:39 PM
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Awwwww
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Jun 09, 2009, 09:49 AM
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thanks for sharing..definately brought a smile to my face...i noticed in your signature you have 6 american eskimos....i have one myself and love it to death..i replaced the one that died after 18 years with another one just like him..they are loving and awesome dogs..just wanted to tell you that
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Jun 09, 2009, 11:32 AM
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warms my heart!!
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Jun 09, 2009, 03:34 PM
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Thats so sweet. Dogs are so intelligent. Its amazing. I have an eight month old dog and i'm amazed everyday at how much he knows
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Jun 09, 2009, 10:23 PM
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thanks for sharing that story, put a smile on my face
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