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PECo
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DirtyDawg10
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...and the dog was fine.  |
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colburn
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| that is horrible. i would definitly go in to save my dogs. i wonder what happened(like how both drowned)? |
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hoppy
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| have to assume they couldnt swim or not very well. My next question would be if they couldnt swim then why didnt they go in with life jackets on? That right there probably would have been the differance between life and death. I can swim dam good and wouldnt hesitate going in without a vest. however......if i couldnt swim id be smart enough to throw one on before i jumped in. nobody will ever know the answer. It is just crazy that the dog survived though. LIfe is crazy sometimes. sad story. |
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anointed130
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I just told my wife about this story last night and it is very sad. the Irony of it is even sadder.
I was just there a week or two ago kayak fishing and saw a couple pontoon boats floating around.
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