Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia - Pictures added!!

EBD4ever

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Maggie (RIP) Izabelle "Izzy"
Just wanted to say hello and introduce myself. Matt from PA and just last week we had to put down our wonderful bully Maggie May. For the past 10 years she was the most enjoyable dog I have ever owned! Needless to say my entire family is devastated. We are at a loss without her. We don't know what to do with ourselves now that she is gone. My wife and I swore that we would never get another dog after her because there's no way we could be that lucky again. Well we lasted about a week and a half. Yesterday was my son's 12th birthday and Maggie was his best friend. When he made a wish before he blew out the candles he said Ruff Ruff since he knew your wish wouldn't come true if you say the name of what you wish for. So guess where I am going this Saturday! Found a good breeder about 2 hrs away who has 3 puppies left. More then likely I would like to get another female. So thats my story for now. I'll be sure to start a new thread when we get our new puppy.


Well we went Saturday and picked up our new addition to the family! I am pleased to introduce to EBN our new puppy Isabelle! The kids call her Izzy for short. When we got out of the car and the kids came running outside the first thing my son said was "Maggie would be happy for us dad" Those words really gave me peace with the guilt I was having for getting a new dog so soon. Izzy has been an absolute joy the past 3 days. She's 12 weeks old and the first night the kids slept with her on floor. I got her to go in her crate the second day using a treat then after the kids tired her out I put her in for the night and the wife slept out on the couch in case she needed to go out in the middle of the night. I thought it was going to be a long niight of crying and barking since this was her first time in a crate. She wimpered for about 5 min then I heard nothing. Fell sleep and woke up the next day waiting to see a tired wife that didn't get any sleep. Well that little stinker slept ALL night with no waking up to pee and she didn't mess in her cage! I couldn't belive it and figured it was a fluke and the next night would be hell. Put her in the crate last night without a wimper, and slept all night again with out a mess or pee break!! How could one be so lucky!!! Everyone that came by just loves her and she loves giving kisses!! Here are a few pictures I took of the first day home.

Ride home in the car
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Welcome to EBN! Sorry to hear about your loss of Maggie Mae. :(

We will be looking forward to seeing your new pup. They never replace them, but bring their own happiness and Maggie would want you to be happy :). :hug:


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Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

Oh my goodness your story both breaks and warms my heart! First I'm so sorry for your families loss it's never enough time with our beloved bullies and second I'm so glad you have decided to open your hearts to a new bullie I hope she will be everything and more then wished for! Can't wait to see pictures.
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

welcome!!
I'm from the Poconos but living in Pittsburgh, so I'm likely familiar with your neck of the woods ;)
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

So sorry to hear about Maggie May. 10 years! That is great for a Bully--but the loss still mkaes our hearts ache.

How exciting--a puppy! Yeaaa!

Hey, I grew up in Hazleton but haven't lived there in 21 years. It was a great place to grow up.

Keep us posted on the new baby.
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

:welcome: So sorry to hear about sweet Maggie, and looking forward to seeing pics of your new pup!!! I am sure you have lots of stories and advice to give on here having Maggie for 10 years, just jump right in and enjoy the site.
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

:welcome: we would love you to share stories and pics of Maggie as well as the new puppy.
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

So sorry for your loss.... our bullies sure know how to touch a place no other does!

Welcome to EBN and best of luck with you new bully.... looking forward to pictures.

Also, my brother lives in Meshoppen... not far from coal country. Where are you in NE PA?
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

Hi! I'm so sorry to hear about your beloved pet, but of course I'm sure your knew your swearing off dogs couldn't last too long, not even two weeks! I'm happy you found a new baby who well definitely help keep the memories of Maggie alive!

I'll be out in the Poconos next weekend, in Tobyhanna.
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

:butterfly: sorry to hear about your loss I had just lost a dog to in march he was 14 (pitbull) it took 3 months for us to get a new dog we said the same thing but we thought are female was depressed an so was I my husband found Franklin an couldn't resist that cute face it brightened up are lives I hope your's will do the same for your family it gets better as time goes on but we will never replace the love we had for are dogs we just add on to it good luck with your new bully an. :smileywelcome: to ebn
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

Just wanted to say hello and introduce myself. Matt from PA and just last week we had to put down our wonderful bully Maggie May. For the past 10 years she was the most enjoyable dog I have ever owned! Needless to say my entire family is devastated. We are at a loss without her. We don't know what to do with ourselves now that she is gone. My wife and I swore that we would never get another dog after her because there's no way we could be that lucky again. Well we lasted about a week and a half. Yesterday was my son's 12th birthday and Maggie was his best friend. When he made a wish before he blew out the candles he said Ruff Ruff since he knew your wish wouldn't come true if you say the name of what you wish for. So guess where I am going this Saturday! Found a good breeder about 2 hrs away who has 3 puppies left. More then likely I would like to get another female. So thats my story for now. I'll be sure to start a new thread when we get our puppy!!

<------ Born and Bred in the Harrisburg Area :) so WELCOME :) :) :) if you decide to Adopt a rescue pup, I can put you in touch with a few on the east coast.

Oh we are living in Delaware now :) :)

Rick and Dottie
Human Companions to Gizmo and Hershey :) :)
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

:smileywelcome:
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

Welcome to the site and sorry to hear about your sweet Maggie. Looking forward in seeing your new pup.
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

Just wanted to say hello and introduce myself. Matt from PA and just last week we had to put down our wonderful bully Maggie May. For the past 10 years she was the most enjoyable dog I have ever owned! Needless to say my entire family is devastated. We are at a loss without her. We don't know what to do with ourselves now that she is gone. My wife and I swore that we would never get another dog after her because there's no way we could be that lucky again. Well we lasted about a week and a half. Yesterday was my son's 12th birthday and Maggie was his best friend. When he made a wish before he blew out the candles he said Ruff Ruff since he knew your wish wouldn't come true if you say the name of what you wish for. So guess where I am going this Saturday! Found a good breeder about 2 hrs away who has 3 puppies left. More then likely I would like to get another female. So thats my story for now. I'll be sure to start a new thread when we get our puppy!!


:welcome: .... we lost our darling Maggie on 31st May. We were devastated, and still are. We didn't think anything could replace our baby, and we were right, but along came our rescue foster, Bella, who has huffed, puffed, and wiggled her way into her hearts. Another bulldog can't replace the hole left by our Maggies but it sure helps to fill a part of it.

I can't wait to see more pics!!!
 
Re: Hi from the coal region of Pennsylvinia!

:hiya: I'm very sorry about Miss Maggie. You've come to the right place. We are like a big family and I'm sure you'll enjoy it here. Like others have said..feel free to tell us about Maggie. 10 years ...I'm certain you have a lot to share! And a new pup..a whole new chapter! :clap:
 
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