The only time I ever saw my Dad cry was when we had to put his 12 year old
yellow Lab "Rocky" to sleep. He could no longer walk due to displasia, and
he also had lung cancer, according to the vet. A very loving pet, very
loyal. Dad is now very attached to a "Schnoodle" named "Daisy" we have had
for around five years now...
You can never replace a great dog in your heart, but there is always space
to add another! Enjoy your new found companion.(And train her not to mark
the car!)
Scott
(Stuck with an ex-girlfriends cat, still after 5 years! Cat won't ride with
me, but she does assist me watching TV and parusing Car Magazines! Only
friend I have...)
64 Herald/Sports 1200 Convertible
http://www.homestead.com/herald1200/
>
> A little over a week ago I had the difficult task of putting down our dog,
> ANGUS a 14 year old Scotty. He was suffering from congestive heart
failure.
> I didn't think that it would bother me as much as it did. I found that I
was
> more attached to him than I realized.
>
> I was constantly chasing him out of the garage as he enjoyed sprinkling
his
> scent on the garage clutter that is slowly becoming a Triumph TR3A. In
the
> future, when rust begins to form, I will (fondly?) think of him. My wife
and
> I both swore off dogs and said that we didn't want to go thru the loss of
> another one. Well guess what, as of Saturday we are now the proud ouners
of
> a 9 week old Golden Retriever mix, and she is a sweetheart. So when ever
I
> finish my TR, I know I wil always have a willing riding companion.
>
> Gary Bouffard
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