Our first “child,” an English Springer Spaniel named Teagan, was just two and a half years old when we had her put to sleep. It was one of the worst days of my life. She was a beautiful, enthusiastic, and affectionate dog. But shortly after she was a year old, she began exhibiting hostile behavior… […]
So, you bring me this puppy – she kisses my face, devours the cookies I offer, and our friendship starts. Several visits later, he starts to learn where all the cookie jars are in the clinic, and that lady in the white coat, well she’s okay… Fast forward many visits later, now I am in
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When your pet crosses The Rainbow Bridge There are 8 things you should be aware of when the time comes for your dog to cross over The Rainbow Bridge. These tips include information compiled by the Animal Health Foundation as well as some of my viewpoints, to help you in making the adjustment in your
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The Rainbow Bridge and what it means to me I think the term “crossing the Rainbow Bridge” is perhaps one of the most poignant references to feelings of hope. After all, hope is lost as we bid farewell to our loving, compassionate, non-judgmental friend and companion to the very end. Where did this phrase “crossing
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