Our 14+ year old Max, i.e. Maxie, Maxie-poo, Maxard, Maccy...he is aging in front of our very own eyes. I pay so close, minute attention to him and all his moves. His breathing his resting sleeping heart beat. His time is near. We love and have loved all moments (oh gosh, very most...okay most(ish). So in walking him tonight to wee, he stumbled as he does now with his hind legs. LIKE ME! It shatters my heart, but he is still here, breathing, trying to make it work. Every single day, every… read more
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The price we pay for having pets ,outliving them :( .
Hi Shannon, my heart is with you. I am not sure how far I will get with this... what feels like reliving December 7, 2025. Possibly not too far as I am on my way to bed and feel I'm not ready yet. When I return, I pray I'll be ready to tell you about my mini-me, a 12-year-old Peekapoo whom I hoped would live a number of years more. She was my shadow. That's all I've got for now.
Blessings to you, Vera
Hugs to you,ShannonB2.
Unfortunately we HAVE to exist longer. I have heard so many stories and had seen a little doggie *waiting at the gate for its human to return. They need to go beforehand for sure! 🤗
Dear ShannonB2 I lost my feet chi doggies this year and I still am going threw it his love was so great.. I understand you I'm so sorry. But they need to go home they have deserved every part of it all But we don't want to let them go Bit it's time it's OK.
To go over the rainbow bridge
God bless you Darling I grieve with you an dx God knows your pain. ..we Are all together
We love you so much ❤️
Jesus loves to you dear one
Blessings ❤️ Joy