Tremor Dogs! Let’s See Um!

Well, we have officially lost our minds and gotten a second pup. This is Gus, half miniature Goldendoodle and half miniature Bernedoodle. He will come home with us in about a week to help our 2 year old Goldendoodle, Loki destroy the house. The family that bred the pups are super nice, (it's their daughter holding him). Loki is 50 pounds, they say Gus will get up to 35 pounds. Let the crazy begin!!!!!
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Two is better than one! We know from experience.
 
Willow and Tater are Crazy, little intense at times......but the balls help.
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Today a light went out of our world, our big Malamute Ezra crossed the rainbow bridge. He was the last of the line from Ron and Marva Ruhmann, we were honored to have the care of three of their wonderful Malamutes. Bandit was our first, then his sire Apollo spent his golden years with us, and then Ezra.
Ezra who would visit Home Depot and Lowes getting snacks greeting small children, then be treated to a frozen yogurt or Pup Cup from Starbucks, loved Halloween Trick or Treaters.
He had to have center seat in the pickup, or working on his bone always the lovable contrarian who would always knock on the door to be let in the house then dodge away when you opened the door.
We remember them all with great fondness for the joy and pleasure they brought into our home.
 

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Today a light went out of our world, our big Malamute Ezra crossed the rainbow bridge.
So sorry to hear this @Tugboat . :(

Keeping them alive in your memory is the best way to keep them with you always! 🙏
 
Adopt, don’t shop!!!👍👍👍
 
Today a light went out of our world, our big Malamute Ezra crossed the rainbow bridge. He was the last of the line from Ron and Marva Ruhmann, we were honored to have the care of three of their wonderful Malamutes. Bandit was our first, then his sire Apollo spent his golden years with us, and then Ezra.
Ezra who would visit Home Depot and Lowes getting snacks greeting small children, then be treated to a frozen yogurt or Pup Cup from Starbucks, loved Halloween Trick or Treaters.
He had to have center seat in the pickup, or working on his bone always the lovable contrarian who would always knock on the door to be let in the house then dodge away when you opened the door.
We remember them all with great fondness for the joy and pleasure they brought into our home.

My condolences. Hard to lose a companion in this world.
 
Today a light went out of our world, our big Malamute Ezra crossed the rainbow bridge. He was the last of the line from Ron and Marva Ruhmann, we were honored to have the care of three of their wonderful Malamutes. Bandit was our first, then his sire Apollo spent his golden years with us, and then Ezra.
Ezra who would visit Home Depot and Lowes getting snacks greeting small children, then be treated to a frozen yogurt or Pup Cup from Starbucks, loved Halloween Trick or Treaters.
He had to have center seat in the pickup, or working on his bone always the lovable contrarian who would always knock on the door to be let in the house then dodge away when you opened the door.
We remember them all with great fondness for the joy and pleasure they brought into our home.
Brother, I'm so sorry to hear the passing your best buddy. It's never easy. Just think about all the good times and cherish those moments. Take care my friend, we're here for you!
 
Today a light went out of our world, our big Malamute Ezra crossed the rainbow bridge. He was the last of the line from Ron and Marva Ruhmann, we were honored to have the care of three of their wonderful Malamutes. Bandit was our first, then his sire Apollo spent his golden years with us, and then Ezra.
Ezra who would visit Home Depot and Lowes getting snacks greeting small children, then be treated to a frozen yogurt or Pup Cup from Starbucks, loved Halloween Trick or Treaters.
He had to have center seat in the pickup, or working on his bone always the lovable contrarian who would always knock on the door to be let in the house then dodge away when you opened the door.
We remember them all with great fondness for the joy and pleasure they brought into our home.
I feel like the dogs in my life are the people I’ve known.

Edit: wow, I just re-read that nonsensical sentence from last night. I don’t know if it was bad typing, AutoCorrect or the wine. But @Tugboat that was intended to be a supportive comment saying -
I feel like the dogs in my life are better friends than most people I’ve known.
 
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Here’s my Scout. We had to help him on his way earlier this year after 15 years. He even put up with several cat’s shenanigans. He was a good boy. I miss him dearly.
 

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Today a light went out of our world, our big Malamute Ezra crossed the rainbow bridge. He was the last of the line from Ron and Marva Ruhmann, we were honored to have the care of three of their wonderful Malamutes. Bandit was our first, then his sire Apollo spent his golden years with us, and then Ezra.
Ezra who would visit Home Depot and Lowes getting snacks greeting small children, then be treated to a frozen yogurt or Pup Cup from Starbucks, loved Halloween Trick or Treaters.
He had to have center seat in the pickup, or working on his bone always the lovable contrarian who would always knock on the door to be let in the house then dodge away when you opened the door.
We remember them all with great fondness for the joy and pleasure they brought into our home.
I’m sorry for your loss.
 
Today a light went out of our world, our big Malamute Ezra crossed the rainbow bridge. He was the last of the line from Ron and Marva Ruhmann, we were honored to have the care of three of their wonderful Malamutes. Bandit was our first, then his sire Apollo spent his golden years with us, and then Ezra.
Ezra who would visit Home Depot and Lowes getting snacks greeting small children, then be treated to a frozen yogurt or Pup Cup from Starbucks, loved Halloween Trick or Treaters.
He had to have center seat in the pickup, or working on his bone always the lovable contrarian who would always knock on the door to be let in the house then dodge away when you opened the door.
We remember them all with great fondness for the joy and pleasure they brought into our home.
Very sorry to hear this.
 
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