Mystic Brenda Marie
Back in February I lost my basset-dachshund Fred. Fred was my first dog Leelee’s son. I adopted both dogs later in life. I got Leelee when she was seven years old. She was 14 when she went over rainbow bridge. I got Fred a little over two years ago. I only had him for a year and 11 months before he went over rainbow bridge.
My son got me these two dogs because they looked enough like Leelee and Fred to remind me of them. But, they don’t look too much like them that they make me cry when I look at them. They sit in my front yard, letting me know that Fred and Leelee are always with me.
Not a day goes by that I do not think of these two sweet shelter dogs that made my life a little better because they were in it. I am blessed and grateful to have been owned by these two dachshund.
I am blessed also in that fact that I have Fred’s little buddy Bella to help me get through.
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So sorry, I know all too well about losing a pet. They are always in your heart.
Thank-you. They are more than pets they are part of your family. They are fur babies indeed.
The loss of my dogs are painful. However the memories of the great times I had with them remain forever with me.
That is so true. Fred, is always on my mind. I still miss him after all this time. So, much has happened since we lost him. But, I know he is always with me.
It is always sad to lose a pet, however its great to have new companions as thet=y can comfort you
Bella has been a joy to have, she has helped get through losing Fred. We got her with Fred. She is taking losing him well.