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Awww..poor Moose. I watched a special show on Moose a couple years ago, about his intensive training and how much he loved to work. 16 years is a pretty good age for a JR. We'll miss ya' Moose!!

SnoozeControl wrote: I think I remember reading that Moose had a bit of a flatulence problem. I shouldn't laugh, but that'd be hard to take while you're filming a TV show and the dog lets one rip.:wah:
Well then they need to make some bloopers and outtakes from that!! That would be some funny sh!t to see!!! :yh_rotfl

BabyRider wrote: Well then they need to make some bloopers and outtakes from that!! That would be some funny sh!t to see!!! :yh_rotfl
No pun intended, of course.

Moose is dead :-1 I loved that dog..

SnoozeControl wrote: I think I remember reading that Moose had a bit of a flatulence problem. I shouldn't laugh, but that'd be hard to take while you're filming a TV show and the dog lets one rip.:wah:


Maybe that's why the other actors really cracked up so much on the show!:D

(When he let one rip, they weren't acting to laugh, they were really laughing! :p )

I hope Moose is in doggie heaven, where they have lots of treats and lots of toys.

We heard it on the radio coming into work today. So Rick grabbed the tissues and handed them to me. I asked what for, and he said "because I know you and I see a cry coming...".:-1

Was he right, Marie?

Did you cry?:-1

cherandbuster wrote: Was he right, Marie?

Did you cry?:-1


Just to spite him, no I did not. But, I have had alot of menopause moments over the last few months, and have cried over TV shows, the passing of fictional characters, or if someone else on TV sheds even a single tear.

SnoozeControl wrote: I think I remember reading that Moose had a bit of a flatulence problem. I shouldn't laugh, but that'd be hard to take while you're filming a TV show and the dog lets one rip.:wah:


Poor Eddie. But with that flatulence problem, maybe I should say, "Poor anybody who happened to be within 50 ft. of him." I have a dog who is like no other and she sits there calmly while the humans are gasping for breath with tears in their eyes.

HAH! MY dog can remove wallpaper! Without paws!

(On the other hand, so could my former husband.)