[Dailydrool] Remembering

[Kenneth Miller via Dailydrool]

Bev has a great point here.

My first basset Edsel was a true love, he loved seeing anyone out walking in the neighborhood, he was so kind and gentle. My father walked him for many years, it did them both good. He was so noticed and liked by people, even 5-6 years after he left for the bridge at 11, people were asking my father and mother when they were out walking about him. They knew his name, but, like many neighborhoods now, not ours.

It is always nice to have people ask about them. When I took Bosley in to the vet for his final trip, they were emotional as well.  Even though Bosley was a handful and not always nice to deal with a lot of the time.

Drool to all those in need!

Ken and Beth
with Edsel and Bosley at the Bridge

On Sep 8, 2017, at 4:33 PM, via Dailydrool wrote:

> Subject: [Dailydrool] Remembering
> 
> And it occurred to me that while it may be small comfort to some, does it
> help at all to know that there well may be others who remember your dog,
> and liked him or her, or smile when they think about the dog?
> 
> Because I remember so many who I really liked and got to know-- not
> necessarily Bassets but a lot were and if it helps at all just think that
> out there someplace is a Vet or a tech or groomer or just someone in the
> lobby one day when you were there with your dog, who also thinks back on
> what a nice dog, or pretty, or funny or just loveable your dog was.
> We had so many great dogs who came through, maybe one was yours.
> 
> MomPerson to Conley, Merta Lou and Doc

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