Losing my best friend

I'm so sorry for your loss, we suddenly lost one of our Dobbie at age 5 sleeping at our feet. I feel your pain as I still miss him more often than not.

I'm going to have to quit reading these, I tear up reading them.

Rosebud said:

I'm going to have to quit reading these, I tear up reading them.

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Likewise. Was just going to post that brother

So sorry for your loss. prayers sent for your family's peace and comfort

Again so sorry for you best companion passing away. You will remember her forever. Little things will remind you of her and all the good times that were had.
We just had a lady call us up that had a Great Pyrenees - her faithful companion to protect her and her other animal companions. She had him for 10 years and was 150 lbs. His name was "Lenny". Passed away 3 days ago and saw our AD today that we are Gifting several of our Great Bernese to Qualified Combat Veterans. She saw our pups and is going to get one of the Great Bernese to be the new Guardian for her, her home, and her animal family.
Sometimes you need to fill in the PAIN HOLE left by your companion passing.
We wish that the family of ROBO57 finds another great companion
Please PM us if interested we have a new litter of Exceptional Hybrid Great Bernese Pups. They will be ready to go the first weeks of December and be on hold up to Christmas Day for Christmas Presents

haisardao said:

I'm so sorry for your loss, we suddenly lost one of our Dobbie at age 5 sleeping at our feet. I feel your pain as I still miss him more often than not.

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My wife and I are still in shock and disbelief
That our sweet Millie was taken so quickly

Sorry for your loss, I know the pain. I went thru this almost 2 years ago. One day she was a happy and energetic dog, barely a week later I
held her until her last breath to severe pancreatitis.

Very sorry for your loss. It has been 2 years since we lost ours; still haven't gotten over it.

ZAK13 said:

Sorry for your loss, I know the pain. I went thru this almost 2 years ago. One day she was a happy and energetic dog, barely a week later I
held her until her last breath to severe pancreatitis.

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It was very difficult thing to see her go it will be with me forever

Completely understand the emotional connection. Most of the time I would rather be with my canine pet rather than humans. I to lost a tite knit canine partner that I hunted from Canadian line and going south following waterfowl migration. When it came time to put her down I buried her with all my waterfowl hunting clothes and whistles, dog vests. It took me 12 years to get another. But I still miss my old companion. Unfortunately life throws curve balls.
Wish you and your family the best.

Longrangers said:

Completely understand the emotional connection. Most of the time I would rather be with my canine pet rather than humans. I to lost a tite knit canine partner that I hunted from Canadian line and going south following waterfowl migration. When it came time to put her down I buried her with all my waterfowl hunting clothes and whistles, dog vests. It took me 12 years to get another. But I still miss my old companion. Unfortunately life throws curve balls.
Wish you and your family the best.

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Thank you

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