
Anyway, it got to be impossible to square the profoundly arthritic and out-of-it little guy with the vibrant hunter of rabbits and grasshoppers and nefarious food thief he'd been for so many years.
He wasn't always a well-behaved dog, but he was a very good dog.
I only wish I also had photographic evidence from one of the *two* Christmases he helped himself to the Swedish meatballs while standing on the dinner table. ... Or the induced vomiting after the pig-out on chocolates; or video from the two (or was it three?) days of amped-up Max after he broke into the bag of coffee beans; or the hopping behind me in my snowshoe tracks when he was tired out after a run along the Lamprey River in winter, or...
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He's probably across the rainbow bridge chasing rabbits and grasshoppers right now... He was a great dog and he'll be truly missed.
May he rest in peace...
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Losing a pet is so hard and it seems like you two really make your pets part of the family.
Peace.
Lauren
oooh... little maxie.
he was a wonderful dog. i have a warm spot in my heart for this curious, furry, wet-nosed friend.
my condolences.
Thank you very much... I miss him, but your words soothe the hurt. He was, for sure, part of the family, and he sure did have a wet nose! And cold, too, regardless of season, but especially in winter, like a soggy ice cube :)
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