Oh Lord, I'm in tears. I love animals and know how much love and pain you must feel. Weimies, are wonderful friends, we had one name Chrissy, she was beautiful as can be, but we also had a toddler unfortunatley, my toddler did not get along with Chrissy, he was constantly crying over her playful agressiveness her being a pup as well. Needless to say we had to give her away to a weimaraner shelter, there they found a wonderful home for her, she is now a search and rescue dog. I'm sorry to be rambling. You did a beautiful LO, and she will always be loved and remembered.
Sweet Baroness! She lived a long time for a big full breed. I'm glad you have Abby. None ever replaces your baby, though.
I don't know what I'll do when I lose my 13 1/2 yr old dachshund/beagle mix, Ryder.
That was a great way to start scrapping, making a memorial to Baroness. The wheimeraners (sp?) are a beautiful breed and I've never seen one that didn't have a very sweet nature.
One of my first books was a 5 x 7 of all my pets through the years. There weren't that many because we had the same dog growing up and Ryder is the only one I've had as an adult. I also love cats and I've had several and one was my baby. His name was Booger-(named by the pound!) I've had cats since him and loved them, but Boogie was so special.
I'm so sorry about your sweet dog. I know the pain, having lost many beloved pets over the years, due to old age, one due to cancer, or one that was killed by a mean dog up the street. I'm glad you got another pup. Not that it replaces your previous Bubba Girl, but because we need these animals as much as they need us. I have 2 sweet dogs and my son's dog. And love them all! Sweet layout and nice tribute to a member of your family.
OH MY!! I'm in tears for you, I know the pain your going through ever so much.
We miss our 15 year yellow lab "Lucy" and our horse "Prince" and Barny are cat all are very fresh wounds in are hearts. You did a very beautiful job on this memory she was a beauty. I'm glad you did get another pup because it dsoes help. At first after the loss of our Lucy I wouldn't and wasn't going to until we went to Wal-Mart, my daughter TessaAnn saw our little Baily Boy in front of the store being sold one look at his face and I changed my mind. I believed Lucy inspired this to happen that day he has so much of the same sprite as she had. You can see what I'm babbeling about at my gallery. Thanks so much for sharing with us. Have lotsa fun and happy memories with Abby!
Baroness was our first beloved Weimaraner. We had to make the terribly difficult decision to have her put to sleep in the Spring of '04. There's still a lot of pain due to the over year 1/2 two different vets kept thinking it was one thing when we knew in our hearts it was stomething else and then it was too late to operate. Being my first Scrapbook and my first scrapbook page I've done, I wanted to dedicate the first few pages to her Memory. She loved to have her picture taken! We now have a "puppy" Weim named Abby who is just as sweet and precious as Baroness but in her own unique way <bg>. We will never forget our "Bubba Girl" Baroness.
The Poem Reads: In Memory of a Special Pet With tears of grief and heavy hearts we said goodbye to you. Animal friends as sweet as you have been a precious few. You stayed with us and played with us and gave us all your love. Now we give the gift of peace to you and thank our Lord above for all the years you joined our family wtih your patient, gentle face. We'll always keep you in our hearts in a very special place. All the memories you made with us are surely here to stay, for what love has already given us death could never take away.
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