Snoopy

[4 Dog Mother]

Thanks Robin - love that picture

He loved the Findlay Dog Park especially the Pet Talk Gatherings

He loved Phred ALOT (or was it those treats he always had handy?)


He loved Robin

[4 Dog Mother]

He loved Anna

I was surprised to find this one of his playing with Miss Huney


Is the food ready yet?

He loved to greet everyone coming to the dogpark


ON top of the table


Under the table- It was just great to be at the dog Park!

[4 Dog Mother]

He loved Scooter's Dog Park (our friend's "yard")
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[RobiLee]

Ohhh Diana, you got a couple pics of me and Snoopy. Thank you!

Today it has actually helped me to see all the pictures. They are great Diana. That last pic that you posted is the best and you should have it framed.
This one:


I'm going to miss him so much at the dog park. I know he is happy now and there is no longer any confusion for him and no more seizures, but I sure am going to miss him. Ok, I'm crying again.

{{{HUGS TO THE FAMILY}}}

[shais_mom]

ok I'm crying now
{{{HUGS TO THE FAMILY}}}

oh me too and I'm at work!!!
I don't know if there are any of me with him at the dog park but I know there are some of me with him when we went to the Great American Mutt Show, he just stood on my legs in your chair.
I'm going to miss him I love all your dogs Diana, but he had a special place in my heart!

[chocolatepuppy]

It's so nice to see all these pictures of Snoopy. I'm all teary eyed now. It's easy to see how special he was to you Diana. {hugs}

[4 Dog Mother]

He loved his siblings

[4 Dog Mother]

He loved Jasmine


He loved Christy

He loved Rob (I'm very sure he loved Amy - I just can't find any pictures with her)


He loved his dad

[4 Dog Mother]

But most of all he loved me

I wasn't even allowed to go to the bathroom without him

[4 Dog Mother]

Snoopy wasn't just a dog - he was my best friend, my constant companion. He gave unconditional love. He was so strong - he hardly ever showed that something hurt. He trusted me to do anything - cut his toenails, give him pills - I could literally do anything to him and he trusted me not to hurt him or let him be hurt. When I cried, he was there licking my tears or just being by my side. He loved everyone and every dog (well, almost). He taught me so much about joy, about living and loving and enjoying every minute. When we first got him, he didn't walk, he leaped and bounced, his feet hardly ever hitting the ground.

It is so strange now, I come home and there is no Snoopy waiting for me. I see a dog in the shadows of the hallway and I think it is Snoopy looking for me - and it isn't. No one lays on top of me when I am reading, watching TV. (The others are nearby but Snoopy always had a part of himself on me.) The vets wrote me a note and many of you have said the same thing, Snoopy was lucky to have me as his parent/owner. But the truth is I was lucky to have Snoopy. I don't think I will ever have a dog that is so much mine and so much a part of me. I can still feel the softness of his furr, the look of love in his eyes. He was so good with Jasmine and Dominic. He loved little dogs and he was so gentle with them.

Snoopy - you were the best dog anyone could ever have. You will always be in my heart. I love you. You And Rob have a good birthday and Easter tomorrow.