
Those of us who loves dogs with all our hearts hear that all the time when we lose one of our four legged friends. Usually said by people who don't understand teh bond, and don't understand just how cold hearted they sound.
But to those of us who love them, REALLY love them, not just adore them, they're not just dogs. They are part of the family, our kids, our best friends, the only source of unconditional love we have in this life (humans are incapable of this one they get out of infant stage). They never hate us, they never stab us in the back, they never argue with us, never cheat on us, and are always there at the end of a horridly long day with a smile on their little furry faces and a wag of a tail. And so when we lose them, it's like we lost part of our family.
Been thinking of Obie a lot lately. . anniversary of losing him is this weekend. And keep thinking it should be him running in Veterans. I had been SOO looking forward to showing my little man in Veterans at specialties. Even tho he had to be neutered, he was IMHO, the best Borzoi I've bred, yes, even better than Gossip. . .his tail carriage was better LOL I remember having him at the NY Nationals, and having a long time Breeder walk by, stop and gush over the front he had. Yes, he had a gorgeous front, and definitely could use it. Unfortunateley, he could never be shown as he sucked up that testicle at 9 months, but he was still a wonderful companion. . and loved to show off, so I had hoped to show him in Veterans. .
Not that I'm dissing Umbra. Love my hairball, and he's now enjoying the show ring. He looked so good with Kari a few weeks ago. . .Not that I'm dissing Grins. Love my dork boy. . .and he enjoys running, but I'm wishing a certain little brindle boy was going with me to do both of those this weekend.










