considering I have about a 6" vertical....

white-man's disease.
i was Very fortunate and didn't have that problem:D

Seattle,
I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of Pebbles. Just know that she is at peace now. I'm glad you had her to love, and she had you, for all these years.

Suzanne

When you have 2 of them,you realize just what lil cheapshot artists they are (with each other.)...And,yea,they are more equipped for the warmer climates.I think(one year) they were in the top ten dog breeds of just one major city....Phoenix.They are whores for a warm blanket.So,you always can control them(shut them up.)

Seattle, Im very sorry to hear about this. I love animals and wear a St. Francis medal all the time. Someone on here said it the best when it comes to animals you either get it or you dont. I think Dr. Richardson said that about Barbaro as well. My prayers are with you but i am glad that you had the dog for 20yrs and remember if it all works out well you will see him again someday.

I have had some time now to grieve and reflect on the life of my dog. She lived long and brought us alot of joy. Thank you all for your prayers, well wishes, and support. It helped me out alot and for it I am eternally grateful for it. Thank you all and Happy Hoildays with your family and pets.

I'm sorry to hear about Pebbles, Jerry... I love my two dogs. Can't imagine life without em.

RIP. :(

And some good it did you and Pebbles.

Sorry for your loss though - I lossed my dog Lucy Lou earlier in the year - it really sucked.

grief sucks.

but public displays of it leave most northern europeons shifting uncomfortably in their seats. it's like you tried to kiss them.

i'd leave the emotional outpouring confined to people you actually know would care. this is a street corner. you don't know everyone.

stop being a freak (shifts uncomfortably).