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Likes: She loved water, digging huge holes all over the place, fighting the neighbor's dogs, and protecting all of her Grandma's cats.
Pet-Peeves: Other female dogs.
Favorite Toy: Dirt ;P
Favorite Food: Any human food.
Favorite Walk: Forests.
Best Tricks: "Give me paw". But usually she'd do it without anyone even asking haha.
Arrival Story: Princess was my very first dog of my own. I got her at 6 weeks old from a family friend. Her mother was a purebred brindle boxer and father unknown.
Bio: I was the proud owner of Princess for 11 years. She had to be put to sleep on July 31, 2008 because of cancer (lymphoma) . I miss her each and every day and she will never be forgotten.
Forums Motto:
I sit alone, your head upon my hands.
I cry over you while you are feeling free.
'Cause now you are in the Revealing Lands. Passing away, taking along a part of me.
It feels like it was just yesterday since I lost you, but also it feels like a very long time in other ways. I know you knew how much I love you and nothing will ever replace your spot in my heart. I keep thinking back when I first got you and you were such a tiny sweet puppy. I wish it was back to that time so I would have years to spend with you again.
I've felt so guilty by getting Cookie, I would still be grieving if it wasn't for her though. I love her, but I don't want you to feel so easily replaced. You will never be forgotten no matter how many dogs I own. I've also felt guilty by not playing with you enough through my teen years. I was more worried about stupid teenage stuff than giving you the attention you needed. I can't change the past, but I vowed to never do that to another pet. I realize little things in your life will pass that you're worried about now and will come back if you can't get it fixed the first time, but once a pet is gone you can't get any of the time back.
I know you understand why things happened. I told you before we went to the Vet that if it was bad I wasn't going to let you suffer and just be put on pain meds. I know the night before and the night after were one of the roughest nights in my life. I had to keep telling myself I know you're in a better place where you'll see Rocky. I hope you and him are having fun together.
Daddy saw a rainbow the same day you passed. One end was in the sky and the other was coming down over the area where Dr. Taylor's office was. Even though I didn't get to see it, it really made me so happy to hear. It was just a lovely reminder that you really were going across the rainbow bridge. I miss so many things about you, but I know you are somewhere where nothing bad will ever happen to you again and you will never feel pain again... not even a tummy ache:) I can't wait to see you, sweetheart. I hope you'll give me your paw again.