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Nils
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About Nils
Dachshund
Miami, FL
Boiled carrots
Blankets, radiators
She knew 'walk on', 'stand', and her name called across a field from a quarter of a mile away.
Any tricks or words they knew?
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Wheelbarrows, plastic bags in hedges, and being left in when the others went out.
Was there anything they really disliked?
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Breakfast at seven, out in the field, in at four, hay, and a very long conversation with the mare in the next stable.
Did you have a little ritual together?
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She lifted her head from the far end of the field and walked the whole way over, not fast, but she always came.
How did they greet you when you came home?
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Standing in the corner of the field with her nose in the hedge, half asleep, in any weather.
Where did they love to sleep or curl up?
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She untied herself. Every knot, every time, and then stood politely beside the rope waiting to be noticed.
What were their funny habits or quirks?
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My grandmother could no longer care for him. She handed me his lead and said, 'He is difficult, but he is worth it.' She was right on both counts.
How they came into your life?
She knew 'walk on', 'stand', and her name called across a field from a quarter of a mile away.
Any tricks or words they knew?
-----
Wheelbarrows, plastic bags in hedges, and being left in when the others went out.
Was there anything they really disliked?
-----
Breakfast at seven, out in the field, in at four, hay, and a very long conversation with the mare in the next stable.
Did they have a daily routine?
-----
She lifted her head from the far end of the field and walked the whole way over, not fast, but she always came.
How did they greet you when you came home?
-----
Standing in the corner of the field with her nose in the hedge, half asleep, in any weather.
Where did they love to sleep or curl up?
-----
She untied herself. Every knot, every time, and then stood politely beside the rope waiting to be noticed.
What were their funny habits or quirks?
-----
My grandmother could no longer care for him. She handed me his lead and said, 'He is difficult, but he is worth it.' She was right on both counts.
How they came into your life?
Huge-hearted
Generous
Honest
About Nora
She knew 'walk on', 'stand', and her name called across a field from a quarter of a mile away.
Any tricks or words they knew?
-----
Wheelbarrows, plastic bags in hedges, and being left in when the others went out.
Was there anything they really disliked?
-----
Breakfast at seven, out in the field, in at four, hay, and a very long conversation with the mare in the next stable.
Did they have a daily routine?
-----
She lifted her head from the far end of the field and walked the whole way over, not fast, but she always came.
How did they greet you when you came home?
-----
Standing in the corner of the field with her nose in the hedge, half asleep, in any weather.
Where did they love to sleep or curl up?
-----
She untied herself. Every knot, every time, and then stood politely beside the rope waiting to be noticed.
What were their funny habits or quirks?
-----
My grandmother could no longer care for him. She handed me his lead and said, 'He is difficult, but he is worth it.' She was right on both counts.
How they came into your life?