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I talked to a friend who lost her dog recently. (I just lost 2 of my precious dogs - Benny & Dukie). She says that her way to get over the grief is to celebrate their life by writing about the good, the funny and even the aggravating stories of their life! What a great idea.
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My precious Adopted Shorty - Dog Adoption - Why You Should Hang In There
Dec
17
It Starts With Katie Bear, My First Golden Retriever
We named her Katie, soon to be nicknamed ‘Katie Bear’. The bear came into play because when Katie scrunched her gorgeous face up it became all wrinkly, giving her the appearance of a big, expensive, plush stuffed and cuddly bear.
She was a wonderful companion for Chris, my husband who had MS. All the neighbourhood children loved her to bits. She was just so friendly and loving to everyone that I made the decision to let her become a Therapy Dog. Katie was the perfect choice for this as she was so calm and loving, all the seniors loved her visiting and looked forward to seeing her.
She was such an interactive dog, with a love for the water and for life in general. She touched everyone she met as she was such a larger than life character but so gentle with it.
When life became worse with Chris and he had his ‘bad days’ Katie was my salvation, always there for me. If I had a bad day at work or if life itself was overwhelming me, I knew I could always rely on ‘my Katie Bear’ to be by my side.
Due to her being so friendly with other dogs we adopted Sam affectionately known as ‘Sammy’, to keep her company during playtimes. They became the very best of friends and were an instant hit with each other.
Sammy… Actually, Sammy adopted us first. He was the most amazing dog. A gift from above for sure!
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