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Loraine

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  1. I wish they did. So far, I've seen/heard nothing of them. :(

    Two of my babies died together 8 weeks ago. :cry:

    I've been hoping I might have a nice dream about them. To let me hug them again, cuddle them in bed, but they're also dead in my dreams too. :(

    That is so sad to have no contact, but Zedley went in late December and it is only this month I have been getting these visits. Time may change things for you too Sir WJ.

  2. For the last few weeks I have been woken by 'Zedley' noises.

    His bed used to be beside a chest of drawers and if he turned in his sleep he often kicked it. He also made a noise like his tongue was stuck to the roof of this mouth (like a tutt sound) in his sleep.

    I have heard these noises on a number of occasions and also 'felt' him bump against the side of the bed (it is a high bed) and the other morning I felt him jump lightly onto the bed, which he used to do before he had to leave me.

    Any one else had similar experiences?

    I am not finding it scary, rather comforting in fact.

  3. Coco Miniture Poodle - 15.5, he had Cushing's disease for the last 3 years of his life, went to the Bridge (PTS) with kidney failure. He was my heart dog and is still sorely missed.

    Zedley - Wire Haired Fox Terrier - 9, he went to the Bridge (PTS) after 9 grand mall seizures damaged his brain and he lost all cognitive function. He came to me after Coco passed and filled a hole in my heart.

    Mitzi and Nena - Wire Haired Fox Terriers 14 and 16. Mitzi had cancer and was (PTS) and Nena committed suicide, also had cancer. Mother and daughter. Nena was my foundation bitch and Mitzi was her daughter. both been gone over 40 years.

  4. I am so sorry for the loss of your Zedley.

    I believe a dog will come into your life when you are ready.

    When I lost my heartdog last September (6 mths today) :cry: , he left an enormous hole in my life even though I have another dog. I could not decide whether to get a rescue dog or a new puppy. I believed the dog would come to me when the time was right. I had a lovely rescue boy here, but my bitch chose to turn her back and ignore him and it was just too early for both of us. I rehomed him to wonderful people and they are all very happy. Then I heard of a 6 yr old Schnauzer X ex puppy farm dog who was struggling in rehab. I went to meet him and adopted him. Meet Zac. :heart:

    What a gorgeous boy Zac is. I am so glad you have found anoher on which to shower your love.

    Another reason for me not to get another dog yet is that my son and his family are returning to the UK in the next month or three, maybe for good. If it turns out that way then I too will return as I want to see my grandchildren. I intend anyway to visit the UK next year (after they are settled) for 3 to 6 months. Spend some time with them and my Sister and her family and go to Europe for French food and see friends in Spain, Italy is also a place I would like to return to. Given all that I don't feel it fair to get a new dog and then leave him for months on end, before we really know each other.

    I'm still not ready, but I know that 'stuff' happens.

  5. Thanks all. Whilst I adore BJ, I do nknow that he is not mine and therefore not a replacement, but he does fill me with joy.

    This is his 3rd holiday stay with me, so I have no problems with him getting 'homesick', as this is his second home.

    The nicest thing is that his family can all go on hols and not have to worry about hi, they know if he needs a vet he will see a vet, he will be fed and spoiled and loved, whilst they can kick back with the kids and enjoy themselves. :thumbsup:

  6. :laugh: Since the loss of my dear Zedley I am not ready for another dog

    BUT I have another dog here :thumbsup:

    I am dog sitting for BJ the yellow lab whilst his people are on hols. It is lovely to have a dog aroud the house (but he is not the Zedboy). He is such a lovely boy and I am his second Mum, and I am enjoying my time with him (just 5 days).

    In time another dog will live here, but for now this is just so lovely :thumbsup: and no guilt about replacing my Zedley, as he was Zedley's best buddy.

  7. Thanks for all your advice.

    RallyValley I got your message and have passed to my son - many thanks from him and me.

    They will be renting over there for some time and have already found that it will be extremely difficult to rent with such a large dog, most house owners are declining all pets!

  8. Surely if the dog suffers separation anxiety he would be better to go with his family than to be rehomed. With the new rules there is no quarantine.

    All well and good but how do you propose it deals with 24 plus hours in transit/ on flights? Pretty sure Weis are bloat prone so the stress may be a too big a risk.

    The vet has said it is too big a risk, Alfie has already had one torsion and the trip, door to door is 30 hours in a crate.

  9. My son and hsi family are hoping to move back to the UK in a couple months time.

    They have an 8 year old male, desexed, microchipped Weimaraner. Alfie suffers separation anxiety and his vet has advised against him being shipped to the UK.

    Son has asked me to help find a new home for Alfie.

    I am not even sure where to start. I am a member of SAFE, so I will contact them tomorrow, but I do know this dog needs to go to an experienced Weimaraner person.

    Any advice would be much appreciated.

  10. I will not be able to write this tomorrow as my heart will be broken.

    You flew to me fron NSW from another kind DOGZ person.

    You helped heal my pain after the loss of my beloved Coco.

    You filled my heart with love, but now my darling boy I must let you have your wings tomorrow.

    Coco will meet you at :rainbowbridge: and make you welcome, and you can both diss me and remember how I loved you both.

    I want only the best for you my boy, and the way your life is now is not how I want to see you, or how you should have to be.

    You have been the most faithfull, gentle boy. It never bothered you when my granddaughter pulled on your side tashes so she could see your teeth, it never bothered you when the 2 grandkids fought over who would hold your leash. You made many doggie mates and human friends in our small cul-de-sac and you will be sadly missed by all.

    You will be forever in my heart, right beside Coco as you were the 2 most very special boys.

    Love forever my sweet boy.

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