My sincerest condolences.We lost Holly our hairy teddy bear on monday. She was only a few weeks off turning 17 but had lost 5kg in weight over the past 6 months, was loosing the eyesight in her remaining eye, was struggling to walk and also had canine dementia so wasn't really sure where she was most of the time.
She's left a huge hole in our hearts as we'd had her since she was rescued at 3 months old.
My condolences to you, too.
Officially my son's dog, but he loved to be in the garage with me. We had to put him down last month. One small comfort is that his niece will be bred this summer, and we will get one of the puppies.
A frig'n wooden box.
Good on you for keeping them together! Sounds like a lucky day for both your family and the pooches.Went to adopt a 1 year old Labradoodle today named Phoenix - yeah, I don't care for that name either. We may try to change it. Owner is pregnant and about to deliver any day so decided not to keep her. When I picked her up they had the lady's dad's rescue dog, Max a 4 year old they planned to give away too. After discussing a few minutes I put the leash on her and took her to my truck. The little 4 year old male dog followed and hid under my truck whimpering. Obviously they are bonded. I asked if they'd throw him in and they said yes so he came too. Both are very, very calm and already house trained. Since we already have two 13 year old dogs, a huge Doberman/Shepherd mix who is unfortunately nearing the end and little Joey the black miniature poodle we have a houseful. 1st pic is before grooming. 2nd pic is after. Waay cleaner and trimmed nicely.
Couple of wiener dogs trying to be shop dogs ...
Thanks. First night was a success. No crying, no “accidents”. I made a bed next to my bed with a thick folded blanket & a pillow. No dice. After 3x putting them off my bed I let them and they stayed the night sleeping quietly.
That’s how my last GR rescue was. I tried to move him off the bed 4-5 times and gave up. He slept quietly and only got up to turn around and lay back down. He was very happy someone kept him, didn’t return him and just wanted to bond.
Has a family resemblance to your profile pic, LOL!Hi, I'm Luna,
I chew on 2x4's and steal shop towels.
Hey Grimpala cool cat!! Bet it finds some cool place's to investigate in the garage.
Hey Grimpala, are you certain he is alive? It don't look good from here!
I was more enthralled in working on the Chevelle so the pic is quick and dirty, I can assure you after waking me up at 5 this morning by jumping from the wife's jewelry chest to the top of the bedroom door that she is very much alive.Hey Grimpala, are you certain he is alive? It don't look good from here!
The problem is making sure she doesn't get into anything she shouldn't. I have the seats out of the Chevelle at the moment and they are tucked into the trunk, she loves wedging down between them and exploring, or sitting on the roof and watching me. The other night she came in and her feet we're black as coal, she did not like being held so we could wash them.
We got her from a lady out in the country because we figured most all orange cats were males and we already had a male. Turns out we got the <20% chance of having a female, luckily Artemis could go either way because she was attached to the name at that time. She was born in a skidsteer and raised in a barn, and is definitely more active and outdoorish than the male. She brought what we determined to be a baby Mole to my wife last week. The thing is, moles aren't common in our area at all.
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