Ok CrippledEagle, I see that your profile says you are in Florida but you must be from my neck of the woods. One of my favorite walleye fishing lakes is Pymatuning and only about 40 minutes from me.I was making the long return across Pymatuning Reservoir after picking up my decoys in approaching darkness
Just me, but EVERY dog I`ve ever had, pure bred retriever, English pointer and setter, to just rescue pets, has been a great dog. Someone once asked, " What`s the worst part of owning a dog? " For me, the answer has ALWAYS been, " Saying good bye ". I know it`s just a poem, but Lord I hope there really is a Rainbow Bridge.I sure hope I get 2 great dogs in my life, I have had many good ones, but none like bullet. I had to put him down because of bone cancer. It's been several months and I still cry when I talk about him.
Just me, but EVERY dog I`ve ever had, pure bred retriever, English pointer and setter, to just rescue pets, has been a great dog. Someone once asked, " What`s the worst part of owning a dog? " For me, the answer has ALWAYS been, " Saying good bye ". I know it`s just a poem, but Lord I hope there really is a Rainbow Bridge.
Been there twice my friend it sucks . I miss my springer every dayMine has cancer has picked up over 2500 birds in his life time. My buddy. I trained was my shadow. Still my best friend. The quail was something I never do which is shoot the quail at my house but I had a weak moment and he was 3 months post surgery so away we went. Had a vet appointment today. Cancer is back nothing more we can do really our options were another surgery or chemo. He's 8.5 and we just can't swing it. Beyond proud of my spoiled bird dog.
Amen brother,,,,,,not forgotten......prayers sent;;;;;trying to get a moment((still))....
"Without a horse, a dog, and a friend, man would perish". Rudyard Kipling.Yep, and most of the time, as a species, we don`t deserve them IMHO. For me it`s not hard to agree with the saying, " I like all dogs more than I do most people. " I do believe that God gave man the dog to show him what pure, unadulterated love looks like.