Pictures of your Dog

In his short life with us we had a great time.
He was just a joy to watch running.
I work with the woman who asked me to take him in the first place.
It was hard explaining to her, but she was great.
She’s since got a cocker spaniel (easier to handle with a baby in the house).
She has been on to me saying she knows of a woman with an English Setter with 9 pups being given away.
Even waiting three months I think it’s too soon for me.
The missus and son think the same.
We’ve lost two in 20 months and it’s hard.

People who aren’t into dogs don’t get it but dog people understand.
Especially with the last one Cooper, who didn’t reach his second birthday.
It’s like losing a child and people saying to you, will you adopt another?
They are family members.

My son did up a wonderful collage for my 60th birthday.
I can look at the old lab Boey with fondness, but still find it hard to look at the top left picture of Cooper.

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I lost my little Cavi 2 years ago. I got a picture of her put onto canvas. It still in a bag in the drawer. I just can't hang it on the wall yet as it is still too painful to look at her. And I miss her like hell. She loved to snuggle on my knee. I can feel your pain bud.
 
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Here’s Rory.
My friend’s dog who I’ve been walking for the last week while she’s in Spain.
Yesterday on the way out of the park the little fecker found a gap in the hedge around the rose gardens and disappeared out of sight. The dog vanished into thin air and I spent the next three and a half hours searching for him with no luck.
Retraced my route back to her house. The dog wasn’t there either. We reported the dog missing and called it a night.
Thinking to myself, that I’m not having much luck with dogs lately.

Got a text from my friend’s daughter that Rory turned up at the door at 00:30 last night.

No more off-lead for you, Rory.
 
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