I saw someone walking their Pyr the other day and while we were
chatting I mentioned that we lost our Pyr recently.
And then *the
person* (who was actually very nice) said "I am sorry to hear that. I
used to run by your house and noticed he was aging.">>>
People don't know what to say.........I don't
know what to say. And I've lost too many. My husband won't even talk to me
about getting ready to say good bye to our old guy. I've told him he is going
to have to let him go one day. He just says to me, I don't want to talk about
it.
Susan
I was so hurt and offended I couldn't
get away fast enough! But when I went home and looked at his pictures I
guess I could see it too.
Pyrs are so sweet and companionable when they get
older that it is easy to see how so much of our lives can be centered around
them.
I'm glad your Pyr was there for you when you needed him most~I bet
those days were very fulfilling for both of you.
Take care of yourself
Marci and know that we all feel your loss and you are not alone.
c h r i s
t i n e
PS: I could never feel much peace or closure about "Dog
Heaven" but I was completely non-functional after the loss of my Pyr so I
finally wrote him a letter. I began to realize and accept that there was no
way I could even have five more minutes with him because if there is one thing
I know and believe in my heart, it is that Pyrs are Guardians. It just would
not have been my dog's nature to leave his new 'charge' to come and see
me.
Martha Gruhlkey wrote:
It is only with great sorrow that I tell of the passage of my beloved heart-dog, Montana Bear. He had nearly reached his 11th birthday when he was returned to the earth, who had loaned him to me when I most needed him. Born: January 28, 1998; Died: January 18, 2009.
Martha (Marci) Gruhlkey
highdesertpyr@sbcglobal.net
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