Posted by kccca on December 12, 2016 at 10:01:05 from (207.141.121.10):
In Reply to: OT - Lost a great dog posted by Steve in VA on December 11, 2016 at 11:42:07:
Lost my black lab on Wednesday after the 4th of July this year. Had to put him down; sure was hard to do. He got to where he could not get up and stand without help. He went through the past 2 winters by sleeping on the back porch during the coldest nights. We could see this coming a couple of years ago and got a red tri-color Australian Shepherd pup for our granddaughter, who lives with us, for Christmas '14. Very lively, as pups are, but, you know, I believe the pup kept him 'young' a little longer! I thought 2 years ago, at times, I would be surprised if he were still alive the next morning. Sure loved that old dog, and, actually, he belonged to my oldest son. never bothered anyone; may have dug up my wife's flowers trying to find some cool dirt to lay in on a hot summers day! Stick it back in the ground and water it and say, "...I don't know what happened to it;I've been watering it trying to get it perked up!!" She knew what had happened......she loved the old dog as much as I did. Don't we all wish we were as good a person as our dogs thought we were?!?
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