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Radar went to puppy heaven today. I'm very sad....
posted by Jo @ Monday, December 12, 2005
Monday, December 12, 2005
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6 Comments:
Sad!!!! I was just watching The Grinch, and I started to tear up, I was feeling so bad for Max. Puppies should be happy and healthy always.
:( I'm so sorry to hear about Radar! Poor puppy. He's in a better place now....he won't have to worry about catchiing on fire! My condolences to you and your family, Jo, I'm thinking of you!
He can now go play with Sam again. At least he will have a friend up there and he won't be alone. I still remember the day we got Radar from the SPCA. He had a great spoiled life he did. Hugs to everyone who has had the chance to know him and love him. And never forget, Dog on fire! dog on fire!
Oh wow...
It's just after 4 in the morning, and I woke up and wasn't able to get back to sleep. So I decided to come to the computer and check things out. *sighs*
I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of such a wonderful puppy. I remember the day I met Radar. It was 10.5 years ago. I had never in my entire life seen a doggie bounce so high! I had some M&Ms with me, and one dropped and fell between the cracks on the back patio...I think Radar kept trying to get to it for years afterwards.
Losing a loved one is never an easy thing - animals are just as much a member of the family as anybody else. Radar will remain with us all in the fondest of memories - he lived a good life and had a family that loved him to pieces. In the big scheme of things, we can't ask for more in this world.
What Johnny said.. I can't add much more but my own condolences. Hang in there *hugs*
I lost my baby dog (a springer spaniel named Barney) when I was in my first year of university, and I had been with him since I was seven (and he was six months old).
As someone who is going through a pet with a terminal illness, I can completely relate to how you feel. Things are never going to be the same, but the important thing to remember is that as long as you have memories, you have Radar. Always.
Love and best wishes
Stephanie
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