Images from:
1) Agatha Kakalogical (Charley) It is me and the K9 Love of My Life-Charley. He was 3 years old in this shot. I had him from 5 weeks old until he died in my arms at the age of 16 years and 9 months. It has been 10 years and I still hold him in my heart.
2) Steve (Stanley) Stanley takes a little nap with his one true love – his dinner bowl.
3) SNS (Cardinal) couple
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Hugs for everyone … Happy Valentine’s Day!!
My dog farted in my general direction then walked away, true love right there.
Valentine’s Day???
And all this time I thought it my mama’s birthday.
😉
Agatha K, I have a similar story with a long time companion Jellica. She was 16 years and almost 3 months when she passed in mid March 2013. They DO live in our heart forever.🥰
Thank you Claudia, and you have a Happy Valentine’s Day, as well!
Great pix!
Most often I prefer critters to humans.
Cardinals with social distancing…?
@Bayouwolf 2013 was rough on us.
I recently met someone who had an Afghan hound named Jelli.
It is amazing how deeply attached we get to these critters. Blessings!
Anymouse
FEBRUARY 12, 2023 AT 10:27 AM
“Cardinals with social distancing…?”
…this was one of our -16 degree days, and they were watching over some little cardinals going at some food I put out below. Maybe they were spread out to better keep an eye on the kids, or maybe they’d had a fight about why they couldn’t be like snowbirds and go south when it gets stupid out, only they know for sure…
I’ve had 2 dogs after a similar span of years cross the Rainbow Bridge while I held them. It truly, truly sucks and you never forget it.
God bless you all for the fond remeberances of your fur babies. They go too soon but they bless us while they’re here.
AGATHA
40 years ago I had a big Lab – 125#, about 3.5′ in the head – I call him moose, the hame on his papers was – – – , MooMoo died in my arms . but he was the greatest dog that ever lived, IMHO!
My
Angus is a smaller MooMoo; but not MooMoo! I do love Angus; but Moose was the best. We were sent home from son’s ballgames because his size scared folk – labs are friendly, non violent. Moose and I walked home while wife stayed to take boy home.I will never forget Moose. Went to the local park at 0600 3 straight Sunday after his death
and cried to God about my dog – alone, no one ever knew!
Most dogs – to me – are far better than most folk.