Gone but not forgotten

[Phil C]

Very well stated. I think I will always have a dog or two. Life is too shot not to have a dog be part of it. Dennis I am painfully aware of the feeling of loss you have. I once thought when I lost my dog Jules, not another.
Once I got another dog I immediately knew that it was the right thing to do. After a few hunts I made new memories that I wouldn't trade anything for.

[C.O.B.]

Gunner has been gone for three years now and I miss him every day. He rests next to his mother in the backyard and I just spoke to them this am when I picked up some fallen branches.

Daisy is 13 and slowing down. All to soon she will be resting with the other four. Yes I have buried four dogs in the 12 years I have lived here. A new addition will come the end of April and I'm looking forward to it. He will most likely be the last dog I get but I would like to get a second one in another year or so just to have a pair of companions.

I couldn't imagine life without a dog. They give so much and ask so little in return. The are the definition of unconditional love.