Adopting older "kids"
Along the way, we had 4, count them, 4 rescued King Charles Spaniels at one time. Our very first and turned out to be our last(surviving her three younger sisters) made the Journey to the Rainbow Brid...
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I have to add this...Our Rosie(Elvis's sister) was always the vocal one, reminding my wife with gentle barks when it was time for Breakfast or Dinner, or when either of them wanted to go outside. Rosie would be the spokesperson for both of them.
The night the Elvis journeyed to the "Bridge", the next morning and following mornings, No notifications from Rosie. We thought how odd but then figured she was mourning her brother.
For our 40 year married life we have had doggies, generally multiple doggies, and have always had the kids cremated when there time had come. So a week goes by with no Breakfast/dinner barks from Rosie, we then retrieve Elvis's ashes and bring them home...the very next morning, Rosie is announcing Breakfast again. Call it what you want....weird, coincidental, faith, I don't know, but there has to be something to it all or at least I like to think that.
Thank You all for your Kind words and support.
The night the Elvis journeyed to the "Bridge", the next morning and following mornings, No notifications from Rosie. We thought how odd but then figured she was mourning her brother.
For our 40 year married life we have had doggies, generally multiple doggies, and have always had the kids cremated when there time had come. So a week goes by with no Breakfast/dinner barks from Rosie, we then retrieve Elvis's ashes and bring them home...the very next morning, Rosie is announcing Breakfast again. Call it what you want....weird, coincidental, faith, I don't know, but there has to be something to it all or at least I like to think that.
Thank You all for your Kind words and support.
