No More Gur...
- crittercontrol
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No More Gur...
I’ve often read posts about people losing there dogs. “What a tragic and unthinkable situation”, I thought, “and I hope I never have to go through it.”
Well I lost my precious Gur today.
I never thought I could feel so lonely and sick to my stomach. I’ve never had a dog die before, and when it boils down to it I think I was more attached to her than most of my human friends. I’m just sick...absolutely sick...
More than words baby, more than words....
Springset My My How Nice “Gur”
This posts’ for you babe...
Caleb
Well I lost my precious Gur today.
I never thought I could feel so lonely and sick to my stomach. I’ve never had a dog die before, and when it boils down to it I think I was more attached to her than most of my human friends. I’m just sick...absolutely sick...
More than words baby, more than words....
Springset My My How Nice “Gur”
This posts’ for you babe...
Caleb
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I am very sorry for your loss.
If it isn't fun, it isn't worth doing.
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Hey CC, there is nothing I can say that will make the pain any less. Just remember all of the good times during the time you had her and be thankful you had the experience even though it turned out short.
Ezzy
Ezzy
http://www.perfectpedigrees.com/4genview.php?id=144
http://www.perfectpedigrees.com/4genview.php?id=207
It's not how many breaths you have taken but how many times it has been taken away!
Has anyone noticed common sense isn't very common anymore.
http://www.perfectpedigrees.com/4genview.php?id=207
It's not how many breaths you have taken but how many times it has been taken away!
Has anyone noticed common sense isn't very common anymore.
Caleb.......Every once in a great while a photograph says more than any number of words could ever express. The photo of you and Gur is one of those.
Each of us honestly feel your loss.
Reflect on the joy you two shared. Make sure you take your shotgun to the other side, because she will be waiting for you.
I am so sorry.
Each of us honestly feel your loss.
Reflect on the joy you two shared. Make sure you take your shotgun to the other side, because she will be waiting for you.
I am so sorry.
- gunner
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We are thinking now of a setter,
whose coat was flame in the sunshine and who,
so far as we are aware,
never entertained a mean or unworthy thought.
This setter is buried beneath a cherry tree,
under four feet of garden loam,
and at its proper season the cherry tree
strews petals on the green lawn of his grave.
Beneath a cherry tree, or an apple,
or any flowering shrub of the garden,
is an excellent place to bury a dog.
Beneath such trees, such shrubs,
he slept in the drowsy summer,
or gnawed at a flavored bone,
or lifted his head to challenge
some strange intruder.
These are good places, in life or in death.
Yet it is a small matter,
and it touches sentiment
more than anything else.
For if the dog be well remembered,
if sometimes he leaps through
your dreams actual as in life,
eyes kindling, questing,
asking, laughing, begging,
it matters not at all where that
dog sleeps and at last.
On a hill where the wind is unrebuked,
and the trees are roaring,
or beside a stream he knew in puppyhood,
or somewhere in the flatness of a pasture land,
where most exhilarating cattle graze.
It is all one to the dog, and all one to you,
and nothing is gained, and nothing is lost -
if memory lives.
But there is one best place to bury a dog.
One place that is best of all.
"There is one best place
to bury a dog
" If you bury him in this spot, he will
come to you when you call -
come to you over the grim, dim frontier
of death, and down the well-remembered
path, and to your side again.
" And though you call a dozen living
dogs to heel, they shall not growl at
him, nor resent his coming,
for he belongs there.
" People may scoff at you, who see
no lightest blade of grass bent by his
footfall, who hear no whimper, people
who may never really have had a dog.
Smile at them, for you shall know
something that is hidden from them,
and which is well worth the knowing.
" The one best place to bury a good
dog is in the heart of his master."
By Ben Hur Lampman
from the Portland Oregonian Sept. 11, 1925
whose coat was flame in the sunshine and who,
so far as we are aware,
never entertained a mean or unworthy thought.
This setter is buried beneath a cherry tree,
under four feet of garden loam,
and at its proper season the cherry tree
strews petals on the green lawn of his grave.
Beneath a cherry tree, or an apple,
or any flowering shrub of the garden,
is an excellent place to bury a dog.
Beneath such trees, such shrubs,
he slept in the drowsy summer,
or gnawed at a flavored bone,
or lifted his head to challenge
some strange intruder.
These are good places, in life or in death.
Yet it is a small matter,
and it touches sentiment
more than anything else.
For if the dog be well remembered,
if sometimes he leaps through
your dreams actual as in life,
eyes kindling, questing,
asking, laughing, begging,
it matters not at all where that
dog sleeps and at last.
On a hill where the wind is unrebuked,
and the trees are roaring,
or beside a stream he knew in puppyhood,
or somewhere in the flatness of a pasture land,
where most exhilarating cattle graze.
It is all one to the dog, and all one to you,
and nothing is gained, and nothing is lost -
if memory lives.
But there is one best place to bury a dog.
One place that is best of all.
"There is one best place
to bury a dog
" If you bury him in this spot, he will
come to you when you call -
come to you over the grim, dim frontier
of death, and down the well-remembered
path, and to your side again.
" And though you call a dozen living
dogs to heel, they shall not growl at
him, nor resent his coming,
for he belongs there.
" People may scoff at you, who see
no lightest blade of grass bent by his
footfall, who hear no whimper, people
who may never really have had a dog.
Smile at them, for you shall know
something that is hidden from them,
and which is well worth the knowing.
" The one best place to bury a good
dog is in the heart of his master."
By Ben Hur Lampman
from the Portland Oregonian Sept. 11, 1925
CC,
I'm very sorry to hear about Gur...... I will miss his pix and stories this fall. They always leave an empty space when they leave, that you will need to fill with new prospects and new hopes and dreams. Perhaps you will find some solice in this poem by an unknown author....
Dog My Friend
When God has made the Earth and Sky,
The Flowers and the Trees,
He then made all the Animals
and the Birds and Bees.
When all His work was finished,
not one was quite the same,
He said "I'll walk this Earth of Mine
and give each one a name."
And so He traveled Land and Sea,
And everywhere He went,
A little creature followed Him,
Until it's strength was spent.
When All were named upon the Earth
and in the Sky and Sea,
the little creature said,
"Dear Lord,
There's not one left for me."
The Father smiled and softly said,
"I've left you till the end,
I've turned my own name back to front,
And called you Dog my Friend."
I'm very sorry to hear about Gur...... I will miss his pix and stories this fall. They always leave an empty space when they leave, that you will need to fill with new prospects and new hopes and dreams. Perhaps you will find some solice in this poem by an unknown author....
Dog My Friend
When God has made the Earth and Sky,
The Flowers and the Trees,
He then made all the Animals
and the Birds and Bees.
When all His work was finished,
not one was quite the same,
He said "I'll walk this Earth of Mine
and give each one a name."
And so He traveled Land and Sea,
And everywhere He went,
A little creature followed Him,
Until it's strength was spent.
When All were named upon the Earth
and in the Sky and Sea,
the little creature said,
"Dear Lord,
There's not one left for me."
The Father smiled and softly said,
"I've left you till the end,
I've turned my own name back to front,
And called you Dog my Friend."
Bruce Shaffer
"If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten"
Mark Twain
Bruce, Raine, Storm and GSP's
Almost Heaven GSP's
"In Search of the Perfect GSP";)
"If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten"
Mark Twain
Bruce, Raine, Storm and GSP's
Almost Heaven GSP's
"In Search of the Perfect GSP";)
So sorry about your loss!
Fay P.
Children seldom misquote you. In fact, they usually repeat word for word what you shouldn't have said.
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Children seldom misquote you. In fact, they usually repeat word for word what you shouldn't have said.
Penny's Pedigree
http://www.perfectpedigrees.com/3genview.php?id=270
Gunner,
what a great post...made work that much harder to get through...just want to go home and be with my girls.
CC,
man, hate to hear such news. i'm sure i speak for everyone here, that we offer our condolences. as a true friend, Gur will never leave your memory. she will definately be missed. God bless.
what a great post...made work that much harder to get through...just want to go home and be with my girls.
CC,
man, hate to hear such news. i'm sure i speak for everyone here, that we offer our condolences. as a true friend, Gur will never leave your memory. she will definately be missed. God bless.
Chris
I'm sorry to hear of your loss.
You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Especially seeing and reading how you loved your pup so much...
I know that I feel that my closest friends have four legs instead of two.
Everytime I hear of another dog passing it gets a bit "dusty" around the computer... And then people post poems like the past two, and it gets really "dusty"...
Give your dogs a hug.
John
You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Especially seeing and reading how you loved your pup so much...
I know that I feel that my closest friends have four legs instead of two.
Everytime I hear of another dog passing it gets a bit "dusty" around the computer... And then people post poems like the past two, and it gets really "dusty"...
Give your dogs a hug.
John
I just got back to some 'net access today and found this post. Caleb I'm so sorry for your loss. I, too, have always simply thought of how difficult it would be to lose my dog, my best friend, without ever really knowing of such an experience. I can only imagine, and even in imagination it's a horrible thing. You have my condolences as well.
- Steven
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Justus James Ayres SH CGC - Justus - Rest in Peace, buddy.
Wind River's JK Clara Belle - Belle
Wind River's JK Black Tie Affair - Tux
Justus Kennels.com
Justus James Ayres SH CGC - Justus - Rest in Peace, buddy.
Wind River's JK Clara Belle - Belle
Wind River's JK Black Tie Affair - Tux
Caleb I'm very sorry about your lost and hope you are well. Gur will be missed by all of us too. Thank you for all the stories and photo's so that we could enjoy the quality of life you shared.
Billy
"Change the way you look at things, and the things you look at change"
http://www.perfectpedigrees.com/3genview.php?id=147
http://www.perfectpedigrees.com/3genview.php?id=152
"Change the way you look at things, and the things you look at change"
http://www.perfectpedigrees.com/3genview.php?id=147
http://www.perfectpedigrees.com/3genview.php?id=152
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