It’s quite a bit to manage haha. Thank youThat's a big pack! Wow!!! Sorry to hear about Tina![]()
Got her cremated & had a paw clayed
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It’s quite a bit to manage haha. Thank youThat's a big pack! Wow!!! Sorry to hear about Tina![]()
When our first pug passed away, the vet did this for us. She then dropped it and it broke when she gave it to us. We were able to glue it back together and i really appreciated her doing that for us. It was symbolic really, she was a runt no one wanted but she was the glue that held us together sometimes.It’s quite a bit to manage haha. Thank you
Got her cremated & had a paw clayed
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Man that’s amazing. I feel like subtle signs are shown sometimes that they’re gonna be okay & in peace. Gave me some comfort for Tina when my mom said she dreamt her running in the grassWhen our first pug passed away, the vet did this for us. She then dropped it and it broke when she gave it to us. We were able to glue it back together and i really appreciated her doing that for us. It was symbolic really, she was a runt no one wanted but she was the glue that held us together sometimes.


The princess black dog currently has happy tail and may have to get her tail docked. Not a fun time!When they are not riding in the back of the truck!
Here is my crew....Waylon & Willie. Not pictured are Lenny & Murray.Anticipating the arrival of my Tremor, let‘s see the dogs that go with us every where, camping, riding, or anytime the truck starts up. Let’s see them pooches!
Here’s my truck partners. They go every where with me.
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Glad she's doing ok now... What a scare!!It’s been an interesting 24 hours. Our GSP “Kimber” found a rattlesnake in the yard yesterday. Didn’t work out in her favor. She got nailed right on her whiskers on the left hand side of her face. Spent the night last night at the vet and just made it home right now for the rest of her recovery. Still very swollen, but the vet said she reacted great to the antivenin for the western diamondback rattlesnake. Huge shout out to Dr. Wengert and his staff at the Marana Veterinary Clinic. She wasn’t doing great by the time we finally got there and they got her right in and got the meds rolling. Thank you to them is an understatement.
She was out free roaming the yard when it happened, so I haven’t located the snake yet. God rest its soul when I do.
3rd picture is her new favorite nap position for a few days ago.
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Damn, that’s the one thing that makes me nervous as hell. Last summer we dodged a bullet I seen the snake at the last second as my weim jumped right over the damn thing as I scrambled to find a stick to toss it out of the way lolIt’s been an interesting 24 hours. Our GSP “Kimber” found a rattlesnake in the yard yesterday. Didn’t work out in her favor. She got nailed right on her whiskers on the left hand side of her face. Spent the night last night at the vet and just made it home right now for the rest of her recovery. Still very swollen, but the vet said she reacted great to the antivenin for the western diamondback rattlesnake. Huge shout out to Dr. Wengert and his staff at the Marana Veterinary Clinic. She wasn’t doing great by the time we finally got there and they got her right in and got the meds rolling. Thank you to them is an understatement.
She was out free roaming the yard when it happened, so I haven’t located the snake yet. God rest its soul when I do.
3rd picture is her new favorite nap position for a few days ago.
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