Buffy...

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Has passed away in her sleep. I dug the hole, I carried her out, and the rest of my family buried her. She was 14 years old... Rest in peace.... Hope you're all doing better than I am... Peace.
 
So Sad to hear, David.
Smoke, Prayer and Song to Buffy, You and your family for your loss and for her star journey.
May she rest peacefully.
Condolences from My Family to Yours.
You know how i feel on this subject.
 
I am sorry for your loss. Its always hard, but try to think of the good life that you gave her. As awful as it feels now, as time passes you will look at her grave and remember the good times. After a couple of years, I can look at my Bear's urn and smile at memories, instead of tearing up like I did for a long time.
 
Sorry, guy. I know how it feels. One of my dogs died at age 14, another at 11. They stay with us as long as they can. A dog is like your child, your companion and your guardian all in one. I'm glad she passed in her sleep, perhaps dreaming of chasing rabbits or whatever she liked best.
 
Thanks everyone, she liked just about everything equally, except for thunderstorms and vaccuums and whatnot.I remember just like it was today, that she, despite becoming very shaky and limpy, still had the guts, or the forgetfulness, or whatever, to steal and eat half a pizza and a lot of chocolate that someone left laying on the table, and lived happily ever after somehow...until today. I remember vaguely when my dad almost ran her over when we first saw the energetic, barky Buffy for the first time in 1998, it was on the way back from a disappointingly no show circus visit, when she just popped onto the road, and looked at us. She may not have always been my favorite dog during storms, and I dislike my earlier words and treatment of her infinitely more, now that she is gone, but she was my first dog, and I loved her deeply from hello to goodbye, and I always will. Goodbye Buffy...I hope to see you again someday.... She was a good dog, always friendly, even when I thought her higher functions and senses were lost to age, which they partly were, no doubt now, she was always the friendly dog. The close knit world let of my local neighborhood will miss her too. Goodbye, goodnight, farewell, safe travels, my friend, my dog, my Buffy... Goodbye.
Peace.
David
 
boy i hate to hear that,we really get attached to these little four legged friends.like part of the family,ours sure are,i now know yours were too,good day to you.
 
Smoke and prayers, David. That's a real shame, my friend.
 
Very sorry to hear about your loss David. My wife and I are very close to our dogs, and I know the loss (hopefully not for many years to come) will be devastating.
Our thoughts are with you.
-Isaac
 
It sounds like Buffy taught you something. Perhaps she also learned something from you during your time together.
 
Your tears honor her spirit, memory and love...let them flow. She will be waiting for you to catch up to her later.
 
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