Connie answers

Connie
sent me an email today in answer the question I did below on this blog, she couldn't post for some reason. read below what she says she signs it petlover which is a handle she uses on many sites. thanks and enjoy
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have had dogs, cats, and rabbits. But my favorite would deffinately be my deceased dog Tasha, and let me explain why.


When my son got Tasha (Part Sheppard part Wolf) he was 8. At the time he said mom I want that one she is special. Little did I know how right he was? We brought her home and she seemed to fit right in.She was housebroken in 3 days. Yes I know it's hard to believe but she was. My son and she were inseparable. Where you saw him you saw Tasha and visa versa. One day they were both outside and I went out to look for them. Neither one could be seen. I called out bother their names nothing. Then I heard this giggle. I said ok where are you guys where are you. A quiet but excited voice answered look up mom. I looked up and I was amazed at what I saw. A boy and a dog sitting on a branch in a tree. My son said looks what I taught Tasha mom. I said I see son and that pretty amazing.From then on our dog climbed trees. This dog was the best dog anyone could have had. She didn't bark, bite, or have accidents in the house.If someone dropped food on the floor she would look at you and wait for you to tell her it was ok. She was amazing. She was very protective over all of us but mostly my son. Then my son started College and moved to Michigan. Tasha and I even grew closer. She was now also my best friend.Then one day I noticed she started having accidents. I wondered why. I was concerned but still didn't panic. Well 3 days later I found her lying under her favorite tree and she wasn't breathing. I dug a whole for her and buried her. That was so hard for me to do. I put flowers and a rock which was her grave stone and put Tasha in loving memory. That was only about 4 months ago and I still miss her an awful lot Till next time

In memory of Tasha 1994-2007 I love you.
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