<div dir="ltr"><div>I kiss Ms. Beasley on the top of her pointy head. Won't go near her mouth as she is an occasional poop eater. I also like to kiss her belly, right where she has a bare patch of skin, she's had that since Mary and I got her, six years ago. She's not overweight, about 45-48 lbs. so it's not from dragging her belly on the ground. I have noticed the last few days that she has been drinking more water and urinating more. She also has been licking and chewing her front paws. Could this be stress from losing her Mama? As soon as I get my monthly check, I am taking her to the vet. Since I am diabetic, I am scared, especially with those symptoms. I almost tried to take her blood sugar with my monitor (LOL). I couldn't take anything happening to her, so soon after losing my sister. Ms. Beasley has been sleeping on Mary's bed, with her head on the pillows. She found some of Mary's socks and carried them up on the bed with her, then slept on them. I don't scold her, she needs to grieve just like the rest of us. I am keeping several of Mary's old shirts, so Ms. Beasley can smell them and sleep on them. </div>
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<div>Our condolences to all the hounds who have made that one last trip, to the Rainbow Bridge. Mary is there to greet them, along with all the rest of our two-legged love ones, I sincerely believe that. </div>
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<div>Snooter kisses and drool to all,</div>
<div>Ruthie and Ms. Beasley BABES Royal Caregiver </div></div>