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Limbernoodle Fuzzface Sweetiepie McFloppycat, aka Hoover:
Her Supreme Highness Queen of the Universe, aka Lily:
Her Supreme Highness Queen of the Universe, aka Lily:
These two clowns turned 2 on Thursday. Wallace on the left (named after Alfred Russel Wallace) and Charlie on the right (named after Charles Darwin).
One I took/edited of Wallace that I really like:
that dog is huge. Or you're a very little guy. Handsome dog though.
that pic with the mug reminds me of Bo. I lived with a cat that loved sniffing mugs and glasses. But if he smelled coffee or tea he'd knock that drink over every single time. He'd always make this face that you normally see on offended British aristocrats when he did it too.
I forgot to post Blue. This is my 13.5 year old chocolate lab who probably won’t make it until March. She’s lived a long and happy life, retrieved her share of ducks, but the rainbow bridge isn’t too far off. I absolutely love this photo I took of her.
We have had numerous threads speaking of the wonderful features of our pets with many wonderful pictures of them. They are all marvelous.
Good thread! Great to see all the awesome pets. Unfortunately I had to put my dog, Lilah down on Monday (International Pipe Smoking Day). She was a wonderful companion. Lived to be 17 years old (not bad for a lab). I just picked up her ashes from the vet yesterday. They put them in a beautiful cedar box with her name engraved on a gold plate. She will be missed.
Sorry for your loss.
On Friday, Wasabi fell asleep with his chew toy in his mouth. He got tuckered out running around at Susan’s sister’s place during lunch.
My condolences. 17 is pretty amazing though...119 human years!
looks like a sweet and loving complete handful. I think the term trainers use is highly alert and energetic.
Man that's tough, people who don't have pets don't understand that they are just as important a member of the family as any other.
Sorry for your loss, I'm sure she had a great life!
Indeed she is.
She’s not as wide open as some I’ve seen, but she is extremely alert and very playful.
The only thing to do now is get a puppy, of course.
It won't remove or reduce the pain, just distract you from it... but over time it will allow the pain to be absorbed until only your best memories remain.
And your life will be filled every day with NEW marvelous memories WHILE that happens.
Get on it, son.
Do not wait.
