RIP Daisy

[Skyedriver]

A week short of her 12th Birthday.
Still chasing tennis balls like a 2 year old two days ago.
She'll be a big miss around here.
A great friend, totally trusting, and not an ounce of nastiness in her (unless you were trying to get her off the sofa but that was all show)
RIP Daisy



We've hundreds of better photos but can't bring myself to look tonight.

[ReverendCounter]

Seems so terribly sudden - sorry for your loss.

[The Rotrex Kid]

Sorry for your loss. No matter those age it’s still hard to take!

[moorx]

My sympathies. Run free over the Bridge Daisy.

[Turn7]

Oh no! To many pups leaving us to soon.....

So sorry to hear that.

[105.4]

My sincere sympathies . Like many others I’ve been in your shoes before.

These daft, furry critters are just as much a member of the family as anyone else.

[garythesign]

RIP Daisy.

12 years old is far too young to go

[Turn7]

garythesign said:

RIP Daisy.

12 years old is far too young to go

It surely is, particularly for a Springer......

[CeramicMX5ND2]

So sorry for you loss - It's never easy..
R.I.P Daisy... now running with the other stars above...

[Mexican cuties]

so sorry, shes lovely, we're now 5 weeks since our 12 year old went, getting there but its the small things that get you, thinking of you all with big gaps to fill

[Skyedriver]

Thank you all for some very kind comments, a couple of which had me in tears.

Physically gone but in our memories for ever. Even her little misdemeanours are now happily recounted.
The greeding at the table, trying to reach stuff on the kitchen bench, trying to eat sticks and horse poo (ugh), resistance to being moved off the sofa..etc
And the total love and affection she gave for almost 12 years.

[SPR2]

Daisy was a lovely looking spaniel- so sad.
It is so hard when they go as you miss all their love and affection they give us.

[CloudStuff]

Skyedriver said:

Thank you all for some very kind comments, a couple of which had me in tears.

Physically gone but in our memories for ever. Even her little misdemeanours are now happily recounted.
The greeding at the table, trying to reach stuff on the kitchen bench, trying to eat sticks and horse poo (ugh), resistance to being moved off the sofa..etc
And the total love and affection she gave for almost 12 years.

So sorry to hear this. We had to say goodbye to our chocolate lab 10 days ago. Like many others here, I know exactly how it feels.

We're still talking about and talking to Barney all the time - overflowing with happy memories.

[Skyedriver]

Thank you for the comforting comments.
We took our other dog (Skye Terrier) out this morning. We usually handle one each. My wife just said she missed her good friend Daisy who would be so eager to go, desperate to be given her tennis ball, seemed so odd without her.
It's funny, the two dogs were never that close but even the terrier seems to be missing her.