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Title: UMBC even has a statue of my dog on their campus Post by: Black Diamond Vol on March 17, 2018, 06:26:19 EDT But I'll have to root for a different breed of canine next weekend if it comes to that. :naughty:
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DYdfcTLUQAA9335.jpg:small) Title: Re: UMBC even has a statue of my dog on their campus Post by: Tnphil on March 17, 2018, 06:29:41 EDT Looks like the black lab we had. He passed away the day after Thanksgiving 6 months shy of 16 years old.
Title: Re: UMBC even has a statue of my dog on their campus Post by: BanditVol on March 17, 2018, 06:30:47 EDT Looks like the black lab we had. He passed away the day after Thanksgiving 6 months shy of 16 years old. always tough to lose a dog. I lost mine last July. Title: Re: UMBC even has a statue of my dog on their campus Post by: Tnphil on March 17, 2018, 06:33:55 EDT always tough to lose a dog. I lost mine last July. Not over it yet. He ruled our household. The last 6 months was hard because he went down more every week. We were blessed he died at home and we didn't have to make the decision. Thankful for that. Title: Re: UMBC even has a statue of my dog on their campus Post by: Navol on March 17, 2018, 04:21:32 EDT But I'll have to root for a different breed of canine next weekend if it comes to that. :naughty: (https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DYdfcTLUQAA9335.jpg:small) Chesapeake Bay Retriever; think hairy Lab on steroids. Title: Re: UMBC even has a statue of my dog on their campus Post by: BanditVol on March 18, 2018, 05:24:03 EDT Not over it yet. He ruled our household. The last 6 months was hard because he went down more every week. We were blessed he died at home and we didn't have to make the decision. Thankful for that. Same with me, but it only took 2 months. Toward the very end, I was about to take her in to the vet, but then she went in her sleep. Last couple of months were tough. She had a brain tumor and lasted over 2 years, which all the vets told me was the upper end of expected survival. And didn't show much in the way of symptoms until the last two months. So really a lot to be grateful for, but man was that a rough couple of months. |