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Originally Posted by Tjeezers
I sincerely appreciate your words. I was venting my pain here to get breathing space, it was a dark day. I would do anything to give my buddy a second life. I would trade all and everything I have to get him on his feet again. Nothing is of any value to me besides his companionship.
Last summer I went on an Exclusive Doggy holiday with him, a dog-friendly place rented, and smoked a bud under the full moon while we both enjoyed the sound of the sea. We tipped the waiter when he was allowed to roam around in the restaurant and beg for cuddles from strangers. The memories tear me up right now. But ... it's a sadness that comes with waves of love and cheerful memories.
He's a Bichon Frise, one of those ever-lasting, lovable creatures with a personality that lingers in the heart.
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I completely understand your pain and how hard it can be. He sounds like he was an awesome dog and a really good boy
You loved him hard and gave him a good life.
I just had to put down my cat 6 months ago. No day has been the same without him. He was a highland lynx/bobcat I got from an exotic breeder. He acted more like a dog than a cat. One thing I'm really glad that my husband did was start an Instagram page years ago. I'm able to look back at all of the memories myself and my family had with him over the years. It's made it a little easier being able to laugh and smile at all the adventures he had with us.