Oh, what a beautiful picture, both Briar and Piper are gorgeous!!! Yes, I know losing one baby makes you grieve for the other – I went through that after losing Athena. Worst of it was having to leave her body in Kuwait, we buried her close to the house with her St Francis of Assisi medallion. There is no place that will cremate a dog in Kuwait, the British vet told us it was best to bury her ourselves, illegal but best. You’re right, after losing Athena I began to for Apollos loss but fortunately he was with us for another six years and I cherished every moment of his twilight years! I knew his day would come but I was determined to keep him active and engaged for as long as his health and happiness permitted. Consequently, came the homemade diet, constant monitoring of his bloodwork and the quest to find a vet that would clean his teeth in Korea.
Being Cairnless has been difficult, I was just not sure I was able to provide a new addition the adequate amount of time due to being in school and being in an apartment didn’t help either. I did apply for a rescue Cairn this past summer with the New England Westie Group but the male available was adopted by his foster. Thank-you for the …show more content…
Enjoy your walks, I believe one reason Apollo was with us for as long as he was – was due to his daily walks. When he balked at going to the park I bought a Booyah stroller, took him on a stroll there and kicked him out at the park - to walk around and then back home, we did this daily. The attached pictures of some of my favorite Apollo & Athena Picts. that are on this computer, they were hairy I thought but not as hairy as your two! Though both my babies are gone I miss them, (always will I believe) I still get choked up writing about Athena, had I the choice I would have not left her in Kuwait. Again – enjoy your walks, I hope to be taking daily walks with our newest Cairns before too
Being Cairnless has been difficult, I was just not sure I was able to provide a new addition the adequate amount of time due to being in school and being in an apartment didn’t help either. I did apply for a rescue Cairn this past summer with the New England Westie Group but the male available was adopted by his foster. Thank-you for the …show more content…
Enjoy your walks, I believe one reason Apollo was with us for as long as he was – was due to his daily walks. When he balked at going to the park I bought a Booyah stroller, took him on a stroll there and kicked him out at the park - to walk around and then back home, we did this daily. The attached pictures of some of my favorite Apollo & Athena Picts. that are on this computer, they were hairy I thought but not as hairy as your two! Though both my babies are gone I miss them, (always will I believe) I still get choked up writing about Athena, had I the choice I would have not left her in Kuwait. Again – enjoy your walks, I hope to be taking daily walks with our newest Cairns before too