How are your pugs?
TOL Pet Memoriam
- Thread starter Town Heretic
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How are your pugs?
Nang
TOL Subscriber
Hey T.H. I was digging around looking at old threads when I saw this. I immediately remembered my orange Tabby Slice, who passed in November 2010. He was such a fine tom, even played fetch.
Here is a pic.
Oh my,
We had an orange tabby that looked just like yours a few years back, that we named "Beast." He was wonderful . . . but he did not fetch. :ha:
Nang
That's what I said. But I always get another. The pain of losing them is nothing compared to the emptiness of not having them. Those of us who love animals (and I'm gratified to see how many of us are here on TOL) don't feel complete without those four feet walking behind.
Thanks, all of you, for your condolences. It's kind of you, and very much appreciated.
dreadknought
New member
I agree, but I have a bias on this particular
:chuckle: My high school/college sweetheart's cat played fetch, I was blown away. I've had, can't really say trained, 4 cats that have played fetch over the last 20 years (an orange & white, a Persian, a gray & white & Slice), 3 have passed, 1 ran off.
Nang
TOL Subscriber
:thumb: All that God created is good (Ge 1:31).
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Oh no! :sigh: I'm very sorry.
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Sorry that you lost Lady, Ebenz...
I don't know how old Lady was. So, she could have died of old age. We got her when :jessilu: was about fifteen. Lady was full grown then. :jessilu: and one of her friends were out riding their bikes. One of our neighbors (about 2 miles away) told :jessilu: that if she didn't take Lady, he was going to shoot her. She was spayed and fully trained when we got her.
You should have seen Lady the first time we put a collar on her. It was like she knew she had a home where she would be loved. That dog put up with :jessilu: dressing her up, as well. In fact, she got to where we had to put a sweatshirt that :jessilu: had outgrown on her because she would start pulling out clothes for us to put on her. :chuckle:
I can't find a picture right now.
You should have seen Lady the first time we put a collar on her. It was like she knew she had a home where she would be loved. That dog put up with :jessilu: dressing her up, as well. In fact, she got to where we had to put a sweatshirt that :jessilu: had outgrown on her because she would start pulling out clothes for us to put on her. :chuckle:
I can't find a picture right now.
Son of Jack
New member
Sounds like a wonderful dog, Nori. I'm sorry for your loss.
Thank you so much, my friend. I will get a picture or 2 up after work.
Delmar's
"Ziggy"
In memory of
A special absent friend, loyal to the end.
Signed ~ Psalmist
Delmar, that makes it complete with that great photo. :thumb:
My dog started deteriorating, but we intercepted it quickly with medication (steroids) and others to slow the fail of his nervous system.
Online diagnosis is such a great thing.
His passing is inevitable, being nearly 14 it's a "miracle" he's lived so long, I shall miss him when he goes, being the closest thing to a brother next to my brother.
Sometimes more or a brother, we don't insult each other, and more attractive than my sister too. (Kidding)
I know how it feels to be consumed with concern for a pet's well-being.
Online diagnosis is such a great thing.
His passing is inevitable, being nearly 14 it's a "miracle" he's lived so long, I shall miss him when he goes, being the closest thing to a brother next to my brother.
Sometimes more or a brother, we don't insult each other, and more attractive than my sister too. (Kidding)
I know how it feels to be consumed with concern for a pet's well-being.
Sebastian waited thirteen years for his boy. He got a little over two years to enjoy him.
RIP: A Boy's Best Friend, young or old.
RIP: A Boy's Best Friend, young or old.
annabenedetti
like marbles on glass
Oh, TH. I am so sorry.
What a sweet dog... I love the photo of him with Jack in the wagon.
I'm so glad he had those two years.
What a sweet dog... I love the photo of him with Jack in the wagon.
I'm so glad he had those two years.
He LOVED Jack and the feeling was mutual. I have a great many pictures of them running about the yard...I'll probably post more of him later. I used the larger one as the front and center because I thought it captured the kindness with which he met everyone, a thing made more remarkable considering the horrific abuse he'd suffered in the first year of life, before we brought him home from a half way shelter.Oh, TH. I am so sorry.
What a sweet dog... I love the photo of him with Jack in the wagon.
I'm so glad he had those two years.
He'll be missed the way a boy gives up summer.