Cool tool review

Sorry the hear your loss of Mocha, remember all the good times !

I need to get a scope like that for the garage here and since I have a colonoscopy scheduled for some time in the Fall,  so I figure I can do my own and save some bucks , With that said, I'd like to borrow it and I promise, I 'll mail it back as soon as I am done with it....Thanks in advance  !

Sorry to hear about Mocha, Mike. Pets really should live longer.

Sorry to hear about your furry friend! They really do become a wonderful part of you family. We lost our Coco a couple of years ago after 14 loyal years

Ah so sad to hear your pal is gone we have three poodles and they replaced a Bichon and a Maltese 5 years ago they sure helped heal the hurt at the time.

Thanks for the probe suggestion, it might be a personal use item as well as a home/car device. At 16 feet it could get pretty much into the small gut

@Alan Merklin posted:

Sorry the hear your loss of Mocha, remember all the good times !

I need to get a scope like that for the garage here and since I have a colonoscopy scheduled for some time in the Fall,  so I figure I can do my own and save some bucks , With that said, I'd like to borrow it and I promise, I 'll mail it back as soon as I am done with it....Thanks in advance  !

Alan,  disinfecting might be an issue even if IPsec rated

I have one of the Depstech things and used it to explore the inside of the tunnel.

RIP Mocha.

Thanks for the kind words. I'll leave the advisability of using the Desptech for self-colonoscopies to @550 Phil.

Sorry for your loss Mike. Pets really are family....... I swore I would never get another pet after digging holes on Boot Hill in the back yard for 3 dogs and 5 cats as they left us. But as fate would have it my Granddaughter, who lives with us, brought home a rescued Pit Bull terrier who she named Honey. I was not in the best of moods over this, but the dog was a sweetie and after she was here for a few days she found her forever house. She has been here 5 years now and has become mainly my dog. She is very loving and like to hang with me in the garage. She does a great job at protecting us from the delivery guys etc. and has been well trained by all of us. In fact I just finished writing a song for her called The Honey Dog. I send it along when I get it recorded or play it for you on next years visit to Maui. Enjoy the memories of Mocha.

Best to you Mike in your grief. Bon voyage to Mocha, who clearly was the best dog.

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Condolences, Mike.

A dog will watch you do the dumbest things imaginable and never tell a soul — or remind you about it two weeks later.

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Toughest part about owning a pet.  Been through it a few times, but happy to have the memories of providing a good life.  Looks like Mocha was very happy!

Funny you say 'Kept her new little sister in line'.  We have a pup approaching 14 and introduced a new pup a few years ago.  The older dog has taught and trained the younger, to the point that he understands 30+ commands.  Sounds like that Mocha was a valuable pup.

-=theron

@Michael Pickett

My brutha, we are saddened by the news about Mocha. Hopefully you can take some comfort in knowing you gave her the best life any dog could ever have!

Greta tip on that handy tool!

My condolences, Michael.

I have been through the same pain several times, and we are counting the days until it happens again with one of our elderly (16+) fur babies.  I consider the grief when they leave us to be a reminder of how much they loved us back over their all too short lifetimes.  Maybe "leave"isn't the right term.  How about "go on ahead and wait for us"?

My condolences, Mike.

Our last three were polar opposites - A full-size Collie that looked and acted like "Lassie" who helped us raise our kids when they were small to grown, followed by a pair of Jack Russell Terriers who were supposed to be manic but turned out to be mellow, instead.  Living with "Jacks" is like living with toddlers that never grow up, and that makes for a lot of fun.

It was very hard, for me especially, to lose them when their time came and so we've not replaced them but we sometimes think about it (and then we remember letting them out at 5am, buying special food and prescriptions as they got older and, of course, those Vet bills).  Instead, we've become the "Dog Sitters" of the neighborhood and have a couple that stay with us from time to time.  That works out as we have a lot of fun with them......  And then they go home when we're getting pooped out from the new activity.

Hang in there from the loss of your pup.  It's a lot to deal with, I know.

My little Yorkie feared nothing. Hurt like hell to loose him. My yorkiepoo is afraid of his own shadow. They are all perfect in their own way. My advice is to get another dog asap.

This is Lily.  She's a very spoiled, full blown Diva.  Her "mom" tells us that we are the only people outside of family that she likes and the only people that they might leave her with.  We're OK with that.  Haven't given her a ride in the Speedster yet.

@Michael Pickett

So sorry for your loss!  Our animals become a part of the ohana and I'm sure Mocha will surely be missed.  Let hope she gets to eat all the kalua, poi & poke up there in paradise...

Aloha!

@808donn posted:

I'm sure Mocha will surely be missed.  Let hope she gets to eat all the kalua, poi & poke up there in paradise...

Aloha!

Thanks. Maybe you can eat a mix plate in her honor, Donn 🥲

Dog food is a human edible food, it really is and some like the biscuits too