u/Britt_NG007 — reddlx

Kinley. The tiniest puppy, but isn't she darling 10 weeks

Making friends as adult

Does anyone else feel like unless you grew up with friends or knew them when you were younger that making new ones is very difficult as an adult? We obviously lose some from the teenage years but my best friends are people I've been friends with since I was like eight. I've really only made one new friend that I didn't know since I was a teen and I am now 30. Most that I've met or tried to be friends with ,have been completely fake, and or crazy in my experiences... curious if anyone else feels this way.

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u/Britt_NG007 — 24 days ago

▲ 21 r/Rottweiler

Just a rottweiler and mini aussie being best friends

u/Britt_NG007 — 2 months ago

▲ 241 r/rainbowbridge

Honoring a great dog

I lost Troy in December of 2024. He was 9 years old and I had no warning. It was a very difficult day as one can imagine. But, he wouldn't want me to spend all day being sad about him. He was loyal, he was funny, he was a friend. Seven years of his life got to be spent with me and I wish it could have been longer... but here he is watching over and still being that friend he always was.

u/Britt_NG007 — 2 months ago

▲ 69 r/Rottweiler

What can create this type of exhilaration you ask? Whipped cream ...

u/Britt_NG007 — 2 months ago

▲ 108 r/Rottweiler

My girl

I have a one year old rottweiler and I keep reading that their very prone to cancer. She seems healthy and I keep her at a good weight. I just want to stop worrying about this and feel like I am decreasing her quality of life by worrying. She wasn't from a reputable breeder, but not a puppy mill either. I could tell she was meant for me but I can't stand the thought of losing her. Just looking for some helpful advice for a long life.

u/Britt_NG007 — 2 months ago

▲ 37 r/AustralianShepherd