“Once you have had a wonderful dog, a life without one, is a life diminished.”
~ Dean Koontz
~ Dean Koontz
Dear Sisters,
Did you celebrate National Dog Day this week? I know some of you did because you posted pics of your darling dogs on Facebook. I couldn’t leave Max out of NDD so I joined in too! As I searched our “Max” files on the computer for that ” just right” photo to post I discovered we have ” almost” as many photos of him as we do our kids! Care to join me in a little ” pooch parade?” Continue reading
Oh my, Deb!!! You’ve got me tearing up!!! We lost our last dog, a Jack Russell, last summer. He was 15. Our baby girl, another Jack, we lost two years ago. She was 13. We keep saying “no more dogs! No more dogs!” Our hearts have been broken so many times. We just don’t know if we can take it anymore. We’ve been talking Corgi over the past year…but have held strong. We put up the barrier. But then, I see your little guy and my heart just melts! Don’t do this to me!!!! I shake my head and think “no, no”, but my heart is starting to melt. And I thought I was so tough……..
Hi Victoria! I’m so sorry for your loss of your beloved Jack Russell’s. It IS heartbreaking. I fear we are about to go through it soon here as my mom’s dog is 12 and he is showing his age much more these days. If you ever were able to open your heart again to another dog, you won’t be disappointed with the Corgi. They are heart-melters for sure! Sending healing wishes and keep us posted if you decide to go for it! xo Deb
Hi Deb! I loved your pictures!i am the proud Mama of two corgis, a tri female named Indiana Barksalot ( Indy for short) and a red and white male , Finn, who is Indys nephew! I love them both to pieces and even though they live with five other dogs of various sizes, they are the king and queen and everyone knows it. I wouldn’t live without a corgi in the house – they keep everyone in line. Thanks for your great pics and story about Max- it was fun to meet him!
~ they keep everyone in line… Boy is that the truth!
Deb