Tuesday, September 30, 2008
~The Cost of Unconditional Love~
Every pet owner adores their pet…be it dog, cat, goat, bird, etc. We say they love us unconditionally. And they do. I believe pets are God’s gift to mankind to show us what unconditional love is all about.
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Aaah - so sad to see the "people" in our lives suffer. And to be torn between two sets of responsibilities - the care and the show. Hope it all goes well. I browsed down on your blog and the dolls are amazing. You certainly are talented! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog too - amazing how these things happen.
Ah, that's too bad. I know the feeling, albeit with cats. You can't just ignore it, though, and you can't live with yourself if you didn't try everything possible. God bless.
Carol, I feel your anxiety and worry. As you know, my "baby" went through something very similar not long ago. And you cannot put a price on the love and companionship that fills your heart each time you walk through the front door and find your friend anticipating your return. Lots of love and hugs coming to you and Fawnie today.
Judie
I'm sorry to hear that....Coconut will be fine... be positive; soon you'll be able to hug your little sweetheart again...
cielo
farmchik: Thank you for your compliments! Yup...these things ARE amazing!
suldog....I know how you love your cats, so you know how it is. Thank you for stopping by!
Judie....Thank you! I figure if Gypsy can do it...so can Fawnie!
Hi Cielo! It's my Fawnie baby who's having the surgery, but you know how much how love them both. Thank you for kind words.
how I know so well...
my new puppy is adorable, but I bought it, and explained it clearly, that this was my puppy! hahaha
They just pull your heartstrings, don't they? Twp weeks and I am so enthralled with her!
Sorry that your little ones are going through these illnesses... here's to a speedy and good recovery.
Good luck in your show!
BG
Princess Bubbles is only two and she's already hurt her hips from jumping onto the beds. So I understand...and I cope. I couldn't leave without her. God bless to you and Fawn.
Thank you, bg! Yup...your little one is sure a cutie-pie!
sandra.....I know I know!! They're just so cute that you CANNOT live without them. When I clicked on your etsy page and saw the tents set up I panicked again! Thursday can't come soon enough so I can sleep again!!
Oh, I have a little Yorkie that I dearly love. She is 6 now, and to be honest, I did not think about the expense of her growing older. To me, it's just money, but to my husband, it will be a nuisance, I think. I dread this day.
Carol, did you do a video post or just comment on my blog? I thought you did a post, but I don't see it here. Just wanted to make sure I didn't miss it. Linda
Oh my, oh my! I can't even imagine how this must feel, having to be apart from him during this trauma, and so sorry this has happened at all. I so wish to have a pet, but one, can't afford one, and two don't even have the space for one. Some day, though!
2nd cup of coffee...Enjoy your yorkie! Like kids and adults...they grow old too quickly!
smacthoughts...I'm glad you realize that it's a huge responsibility!! When you're ready...it's quite gratifying. But for now...wait!
I was afraid, toward the end, that you were going to tell us that you had your baby put down. Well, I've been through that and it's not pleasant, so you did the right thing, as long as you can afford it.
mushy...I'd scrub toilets to be able to afford this. Truly! Thanks for stopping by!!
Oh Carol, I can SO empathize with you. My 14-year old maltese was diagnosed with an enlarged heart and heart murmur last month. I just sat in the parking lot and cried at the vet's office when I found out. The vet said they don't last very long after this condition. He's on heart medication but it doesn't correct the problem. I was told to expect him to have seizures. He's been acting fine lately but there are days he coughs all day because of the enlarged heart pressing on his airways. He was ALSO my daughter's dog. So we share the same sad story. But hang in there. He will be fine. Don't beat yourself up about not being there during your show. You've been there for him all these years and he feels your love. Good luck with your show!
Oh Liz...I'm SO sorry to hear about YOUR puppy. Who would ever think a dog could tug at your heartstrings like this??
I'll email you after the show as to its ups and downs. Thanks for your good wishes!!
Well sweetie...been there...done that...three times...and will continue to do it. They are not "like members of our family"...they ARE members of our family. Those puppies are just as lucky to have you as you are to have them. If I was closer I'd hold Fawnie on my lap for the next four days. Wishing you good health, excellent weather, and brisk sales this weekend! See you in a couple days! ")
Hi ~ My heart goes out to you. It is amazing how our pets quickly become part of the family. I now have only one dog and I adore her. She loves me unconditionally - the grouchy me, the happy me, the sad me. She actually can read my moods better than some humans. Best wishes - take care.
What a beautiful blog and beautiful dolls! I really got a kick out of "guaranteed not to talk back". hehehe
Thanks for stopping by my blog. One of the best things about participating in a carnival is meeting new friends! Checking out other blogs is like opening presents at Christmas!
I am partial to anything pet. And I totally feel ya! I wish you the best and KNOW you will be licked when you return!!
I wonder why do we do these things to ourselves? Put ourselves out there in the heart with the end in sight 'cause pets just don't live that long. But in the end it is that pet of the brow - just that - that makes it worth while.
Hope your pup mends quickly and my best on this next show. Make lots of money and that way you can get your pup bionic parts next time round.
Poor dog, it is lucky to have a faithful owner like you and I'll say some prayers that all goes well. Our dog had a torn ACL but we let it heal on it's own...it took a long time but it did and she is acting frisky again. We do however daily give her Glucosomine
Chondrotin.
oh my that is so sad and emomtionally hard. I am sorry that Fawn is so uncomfortable right now. I know it must pain you as well.
I used to have a golden retriever that was born with only 3 legs. He got around so wonderfully and often people didn't even know. But when he got older and his shoulder started not handling his big frame....it was very difficult.
I know you must wish you could wipe away all the discomfort for Fawn.
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