Our dog passed away today. She was one of the best dogs: rarely barked, always protective, even of the cats. My wife and I had been monitoring her growths closely. She hasn’t been quite as enthusiastic about being outside the past six months. It could have been the 100-degree heat, but her back legs and elimination functions failed today. No more bounding into the snow or grass. It was time.
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Aww…I’m so sorry to hear. We had to put the kitty down last weekend–renal failure.
Sorry :(
Condolences. She looks like a lovely dog.
She looked like such a sweetie. I am so sorry for your loss.