You know, @Oops writes beautiful poems and songs for our beloved fur babies - if you tell her specific traits of your Jack, she might write you a little something you could keep in your wallet in remembranceHe really was a beautiful little dog, with such a huge personality. The house is definitely quieter and I'm feeling a little lost without him.
Thank you for your condolences I appreciate it.
Pooh! So beautifulOh Pooh...what a beauty! Great poem! What do you think @Miscanthus?
Oh, how stunning! They are the most incredible beings. I've always had rescues but when my old cat passed after 16 years my husband surprised me with Pooh, now we have two others as well. Just so loving and good natured.Pooh! So beautiful
I'm going to shamelessly post a picture of my Monty, one of four MCs that I've had the privilege to 'own'. RIP.
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Yes - Nova Scotia I think. I wish more people would consider rescues too. I have always rescued older dogs because people tend to overlook them. My little fellah (photo further up thread) is the light of my life. I don’t think I could have done this last year or so without him tbh.
Pooh! So beautiful
I'm going to shamelessly post a picture of my Monty, one of four MCs that I've had the privilege to 'own'. RIP.
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Oh Monty!! Thank you @Miscanthus. I really hoped you would! (Obviously) I thought you would like Pooh 
. I don’t suppose you could put Chilli back up could you? I’ve got to say that this is one of the most hauntingly beautiful photos. He’s just heart-meltingly lovely. There is something about a dog in repose that feels really moving.
Gosh, thank you for the compliment on Roo. Sometimes he sleeps with his tongue just peeping out of his mouth which is so cute. Other times he sprawls on his back, bits displayed to the world, muddy undercarriage very visible! XYes - Nova Scotia I think. I wish more people would consider rescues too. I have always rescued older dogs because people tend to overlook them. My little fellah (photo further up thread) is the light of my life. I don’t think I could have done this last year or so without him tbh.
How many dogs do you have? I had another look at Buddy this morning - he’s lovely. I wrote one of my poems about an ex racing hound - just to highlight the problems they have when their racing career is over. I might put it up for you. Last Christmas on another thread we had a Pantomime featuring all our cats and dogs and horses, rabbits and hamsters...in song and verse. It was called Fur Babies in the Woods. It was a bit of fun. The Greyhound got the girl! (Ma Pastry).
I’ve got to say that this is one of the most hauntingly beautiful photos. He’s just heart-meltingly lovely. There is something about a dog in repose that feels really moving.
Just the idea ofHe’s a beaut - what’s his name?
Plus, @Rubythefirebat - can we have a pic of Tádé -White Puli that won Miss Sheep Lookalike 2020 - am very excited to see her?
I got Teddy Bear’s age right - then he can sing “I am sixteen....”from The Sound of Music and waltz with my Gem - ah, makes me smile
I am Sixteen
makes me put my hands over my eyes in delight. It’s such a lovely vision. Oh - Bless them
If they get married we’ll be related 
. Jack will be at Rainbow Bridge waiting for you - be sure of that xI love the photo of Bunny with her paw over the washing machine door - ‘S’mine...Keep of! ‘Oh, how stunning! They are the most incredible beings. I've always had rescues but when my old cat passed after 16 years my husband surprised me with Pooh, now we have two others as well. Just so loving and good natured.
Oh what a sweet face! I love both her different looks
Now that is some silky fur! She is a beauty!All in a day’s work for Casper. Fun, muddy walks through the fields, jumping in the river. Home for a good scrub and finally a good air dry later, we are squeaky clean. Wouldn’t have it any other wayView attachment 570012View attachment 570018View attachment 570023
One of our original Fur Babies! Gorgeous...
xShe’s a he
although a lot of people mistake him for being a girl as he is just so beautiful, with a pretty face if I may say so myself lol!Oh @Oops... how I’ve missed you on the other thread. So so glad to have you around again, genuinely thought wouldn’t see you and got teary eyed. Thank you for recommending this page xxCasper!! 🦮
What a cutie - with the towel around him?!All in a day’s work for Casper. Fun, muddy walks through the fields, jumping in the river. Home for a good scrub and finally a good air dry later, we are squeaky clean. Wouldn’t have it any other way
Adorable.I don’t remember Hungarian cartoons as a child but my husband remembers them very well so they must have been on BBC - he lived in Cavan, one of the northern counties of Ireland, kind of a border county - so they had access to BBC and the cartoons were never translated but much loved nevertheless!
I mean...there’s adorable and then there’s Casper in a towel...
I just want to pick him up and squidge him...Agggghhhhh! She’s a stunner!
Yes - Nova Scotia I think. I wish more people would consider rescues too. I have always rescued older dogs because people tend to overlook them. My little fellah (photo further up thread) is the light of my life. I don’t think I could have done this last year or so without him tbh.
How many dogs do you have? I had another look at Buddy this morning - he’s lovely. I wrote one of my poems about an ex racing hound - just to highlight the problems they have when their racing career is over. I might put it up for you. Last Christmas on another thread we had a Pantomime featuring all our cats and dogs and horses, rabbits and hamsters...in song and verse. It was called Fur Babies in the Woods. It was a bit of fun. The Greyhound got the girl!
Just the 1 dog just now, all our previous dogs have been ex-racing Greyhounds, we fell in love with them years ago.
Big, gentle things that they are.
The 1st Grey we got was 10 years old & was stuck in a shelter for a good length of time, the shelter put an article in a newspaper trying to get him a home, we saw the ad and went and got him
Although our 1st ever dog, many years ago was a Rottweiler who's owner couldn't keep him any longer.
We only have the one dog, Buddy, all our previous dogs have been Greyhounds too though, fell in love with them years ago.Yes - Nova Scotia I think. I wish more people would consider rescues too. I have always rescued older dogs because people tend to overlook them. My little fellah (photo further up thread) is the light of my life. I don’t think I could have done this last year or so without him tbh.
How many dogs do you have? I had another look at Buddy this morning - he’s lovely. I wrote one of my poems about an ex racing hound - just to highlight the problems they have when their racing career is over. I might put it up for you. Last Christmas on another thread we had a Pantomime featuring all our cats and dogs and horses, rabbits and hamsters...in song and verse. It was called Fur Babies in the Woods. It was a bit of fun. The Greyhound got the girl! (Ma Pastry).
I’ve got to say that this is one of the most hauntingly beautiful photos. He’s just heart-meltingly lovely. There is something about a dog in repose that feels really moving.
