My Favorite Dog Died, Good Bye my B.A. Puppy

My condolences.No they can never be replaced,but I bet you have room in your life for another Best Friend.
 
You have my most sincere condolence on the loss of your partner.

It is heartbreaking that he's gone but you gave each other a wonderful life together and that is the most important thing.
 
Sorry to hear that, it's never easy to lose a good dog; take care!
 
So sorry for your loss. B.A. was surely a good and loyal friend; dogs are special. Missing their constant love is tough to take.

My pal Bucky passed on at age 11 last April. I had him cremated. I still can't face burying his ashes, which I have placed on a shelf in our bedroom. Every night before I go to bed, I pat the container and tell him how very much I miss him and love him. I guess I still find it hard to let go of my special friend.

I told him when he was alive to never forget how much I love him. Perhaps on the other side of the Rainbow bridge he knows that. I'm sure B.A. knew your love as well. Again, sincere condolences.

John
 
I am very sorry to hear that you lost your dog. A lot of members know I lost my best friend back on 9-8-09. It is one of the worst things to have to deal with.
I feel for you, and hope you are ok. You will never forget him. It'll get better over time. At least that's what they say. At least he isn't in pain anymore. Now he can run like a pup.
 
They ask so little from us, but give so much. It hurts deeply to lose such a friend.

Its been almost a year since I lost my little buddy, Murphy, and even though I now have a new (8 m/o) puppy that I love much, I still miss the little "Murphdog" deeply.

My deepest sympathies,
 
Very sorry to hear about your loss. Our Lab/Chow Nikki died in early July, I still feel awful, and will always miss her.
 
Dogs--a God given gift to us.

I have two--one coming 14 and the other 10. The old Sheltie can't hear, and the mixed breed, a small dog, has trouble seeing.

I live alon and they are great company.

I have found that I like most dogs much better than most people I meet today.

I'll be thinking about you.
 
Thanks for the kind words, it's amazing how much our companions effect our lives. I still have Lucy puppy, about 8, PitBull cross, and Viper puppy, 15, God only knows what he is. Also rescued. Looks like he may be part blood hound. The most dangerous part of these dogs is their tail. They're actually weapons. They'll knock you over with their tails, then stand over you giving kisses. I recalled an incident with B.A. today. Here in the mountains of Montana, having a bear roam through is no big thing. Lucy and Viper will just stay in their dog houses or in the house when a bear comes. (Feeding 3 dogs indoors can lead to "disagreements" amongst the puppies). A bear came through the yard while my B.A. puppy was eating, and he didn't want to share with the bear. So here they are, snout to snout, bear growling and B.A. barking. Neither would give in. Finally, the bear had enough, picked up B.A.'s house and threw it up into the trees where it landed about 5 feet off of the ground and upside down. Could always tell when that bear came around, he'd give B.A. a wide berth and just go over to eat the other dog's food while they hid in their respective houses. Funny as how the bears mainly come around when there's food out. I don't think I'll get another dog for a while. I need to get over B.A. -Ed.
 
It is hard to get over the loss of a good friend.You can rest assured he had a great life..He's a puppy once again..They say all dogs go to heaven..
 
ect1222t,

So very sorry to learn of your loss, allow me to extend my condolences and prayer that B.A. will find the Rainbow Bridge quickly.
 

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