Nothing like an Old Dog's eyes. You can look at their souls and it just makes you feel peaceful. You're right Jeannie, it won't be easy..but having you all there will help a lot. We've been with friends and had friends with us during the crossing.
I don't know how you do it. I would be a big fat stupid mess.
Nothing like an Old Dog's eyes. You can look at their souls and it just makes you feel peaceful. You're right Jeannie, it won't be easy..but having you all there will help a lot. We've been with friends and had friends with us during the crossing.
Please do. Thanks for being there for her too, Jeannie. You are a wonderful friend.
It's been a bit since I've seen Tacoma, she was so skinny, had the same old age body Ace did, just wasting away and wandered aimlessly in a way like Ace would - it was definitely her time to go. She dragged her back legs when she walk too.....so sad. We sat outside in Keri's backyard for about an hour before we left and Tacoma had one good sprint when she almost looked like she was young again, then she went back to dragging her rear legs. She had a wonderful final car ride with her Momma in the back seat and kept her head out the entire time while she resting it on her Momma's arm. I don't see my husband cry too often, and he shed a few tears. Keri's doing good but struggling a bit as we all do. Thank you Vicky. I try to be.
I wish they can stay with us forever.
