I found this forum a couple of nights ago while at work. I work swing shifts at a nuclear plant and have been on night shift for 3 nights this week. This forum is the only thing that has kept me awake. I love it!!!!

Anyway, I have a 12 week old golden named Buddy. I've had him since Jan 5th and have never been so in love with a dog. I've got a picture of him on my phone and pull it out and look at it all the time while at work.

I also have 3 cats in the house. One is 13 years old, one is 5 years old, and one is 3 years old. They don't like Buddy too much right now, but I hope when he calms down they will warm up to him a bit. Thankfully they are all declawed so all he gets is a mean hiss and a pat on the head with their paws.

Well thanks for all the information and pictures to keep me busy on these long night shifts. I will try to get some pics posted of Buddy soon.

Welcome to you and your green glow. Sorry I couldn;t resist. You hang out here long enough you will find I am the resident smarta**!!!!!! Again Welcome!!

It is a very mesmerizing glow though.

Thanks for the welcome and I appreciate a good smarta*** myself

I think they call those mesmerizing ones auros, do they not. LOL

Hello and welcome from the Texas coast. Seem some of us have a hard time getting to sleep at night and find ourselves on the old puter hatting away. My girls are on my bed sleeping soundly wyile I just tyhink about sleepipng.

Our girls are KayCee who is 8 1/2, pure golden, has had both knees operated on because her knee caps would not stay in plac e. First surgery was done when she was 16 months, the other knee done 14 months later. She also had a severe reaction to her 2ed set of annual vax and we almost lost her. She has an enlarged heart chamber and a "fat kidney. Need I tell you we tend to spoil her a tad!

Honey is our adopted golden mix (don't tell her she i sn't pure gold because she won't believe you). We adopted her Dec. 7, 2002 and she was 'right at a year old", so we made her adoption day her first birthday....meaning she turned 6 this past Dec. A month after we got her we found she had heartworms and we had to put her thru heartworm treatment. That is rough both physically abd mentally on dogs--she had to be crated 24/7 for 6 weeks except for a few m inutes out onn short leash to do business 4-5 times a day. HOWEVER. today, 5 years later, her heart, lungs and arteries are so perfect my vet said her x-rays could be used to show what the perfect down chest should look like. She has scaraed us a couple times--like getting d-con rat poison that accidently got knocked out of the attic when we were getting some of our boys' old toys down for grandkids to play with. We got her right to the vet and she was treated, but had to be on vitamin K for 50 dayds and i worried til time was up and she passed her clotting factor test with flying colors. Then a year ago she ATE hubby's entire wallet except for picture section, chewed ornes off credit card and driver's license, a couple of months later ate an entire leather glove, and just recently ate abut 1/3 of a leather belt. You can't leave things like that aounr. But she is sucyh a loving girl, just can't seem to give us enough attention. Is almost like she knows we saved her life--she had been one hour from being gassed at the county pound. Anway, that is a rundown on the two golden girls that run this house. We lost our 12 year old golden lastMay, to heart attack. Buck hnever een sick a day in his life. The one in my avatar is Hunter. Lost him 4 years at age 4 ago to adverse reaction to the 6 ,month heartworm preventative injection, Proheart6---which the FDA had the maker pull 10 months after Hunter's death becaue of so many adverse reactions/deaths. He was littermate to KayCee and i miss that golden boy so much.

Welcome to the forum! Please stay awake. We don't want a real-life Homer Simpson.

Hey now don;t make her mad she might go nuclear and I live closest to her!!!!!!!!

I am a her, thank you very much!! My name is Brandi, sorry left that out of my intro.

You are a little out of the 10 mile evacuation zone, so you should be safe as long as you are okay with a light green aura. Only us special ones get the neon green

I stand corrected and corrected the post.

Welcome to the forum. You will find lots of great people here and we love to see pictures of everyones pups, even the glow in the dark ones.