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r/bichonfrise r/Challenger
Image 1 — Finally pulled the trigger. YOLO
Image 2 — Finally pulled the trigger. YOLO
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▲ 197 r/Challenger

Finally pulled the trigger. YOLO

Many hours of looking and going thru ads. Purchased this 2013 6.4... 6 speed manual. Didn't get a screaming deal at $25,500. Obviously, it's not completely stock with the new Borla exhaust and diffuser...but I love the look. Other than an upgraded sound system, that's all that was done. 55k miles. Would've wanted lower, but the owner seemed to take care of it. Right down to the Amsol oil changes. Custom car cover and a new battery he had to put in the day I came to see it. Small bonus, I guess.

u/Teabone55 — 6 days ago
▲ 14 r/bichonfrise

No matter the breed.

I feel the need to say. No matter the breed, we all love our pets. This website is dedicated to the "Bichon". Having just joined a Shih tzu Reddit community. I've recieved selected posts from other communities sharing posts.

I read a poster just lost their 14 year old Bichon and I know the pain of having to either watch a beloved pet pass in front of you, or have to make the decision to have them emphasized. The one thing that has helped me thru the 2 losses was a statement a good friend of mine told me when I lost my amazing cat "Axl" (loved rock too). He said to me..."Tony, you gave him a great home, love and attention for 16 years. "..."don't feel too bad over this". This came from a guy who was going through a real tough time in his life. Which... crazy enough helped it to make more sense.

Losing any type of loved one is unbearable. But when the time comes for our pet...I think it hurts more that we can't truly communicate with them. We just say goodbye. Always feel good if giving your pet a great loving home.

Many animals don't get anything close to that.

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u/Teabone55 — 2 months ago