110lbs of pure love

[bulletpaluza]

I have a 3 and 6 year old this is my oldest. This dog will not let them out of her sight. She is nearly 10 and for a dog this big she is past her time. I have no clue what I will do without her. She is pure in protection of my 2 girls and wife. There is no way I could replace her when she goes, she was there from conception of both my kids and treats them like her puppies.

This should probably be in the dog shout out thread but I've been drinking and love my pit/Saint Barnard mix.

 

[Barbwire]

I know the feeling and dreading it.

 

[palmettomoon]

That's a sweet picture.

 

[Guthrie]

I have a pit lab mix named Calypso thats the absolute best dog ive ever had. Im not sure of her age but i know it will be devastating when i lose her. She watches over my wife, mom, and newborn son like a hawk. I love her to death.

 

[Bear44]

It's right where it should be. This deserves it's own thread.

 

[Tony2X]

Get a puppy NOW and let your dog train it.

 

[bulletpaluza]

Get a puppy NOW and let your dog train it.

I've thought the same thing but I'm not sure I can handle a puppy right now

 

[Tony2X]

I've thought the same thing but I'm not sure I can handle a puppy right now

It's not about what you can handle, it;s about what they can handle.

 

[furious]

I wish I had a dog. Consider yourself lucky.

 

[HERMET]

I have 13 graves in my pet cemetery and I can tell you a story about every one of those interned there. Each was a precious and a valued member of the family and sometimes I just like to visit and reminisce.
None of them has ever been replaced but there's always room in our hearts for a new addition and new memories.
There is so much pain associated with losing them but it is nothing compared to the emptiness of never having had them to share your life with.