#aboutrhue

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The holidays keep giving and giving.

This beautiful boy left for the rainbow bridge today. He had been battling his own illness for the last couple months with little difference from the meds, but after his best friend gave up last night, he no longer wanted to do the fight. So we took him down to the emergency vet, and said our farewells. He's with Quinn now.

We picked up Smokey on January 8, 2011 at the humane society. In the room to get to meet with him, he came over to the chair I was sitting on, and laid down underneath it. You could usually find him laying under my chair at home, that was his place. (Not under, but next to, since I have an office chair, but I hope you get what I mean.)

Going to the lakes around here, he wouldn't wander far from my side. He absolutely loved the snow, and I'm sad he wont be able to see any this year. On walks, he stuck to my side, even while Quinn was tugging on the leash to go-go-go. He never liked getting his pictures taken, and would always turn his face away, so I don't have any good, non-blurred pics.

My lil dude, Quinn passed over the rainbow bridge tonight, December 23rd. He became my dog the day my roommate moved out, June 10th, 2010. However, she was my roommate for 2 years. I knew this lil bugger for 15 of his 17 years. When she left, she told me to take him to the humane society. I refused. And no longer considered her input on his welfare from that point forward.

My dog and him got along, she adored him. But as she aged, her time for play dwindled, and she got snappy at him. For him, he was still a young dog. So, I got him a puppy. That puppy, now 13 years and having trouble breathing, is currently at my feet. He doesn't have much time left either. She left us in 2016, but I hope she was waiting for him on the other side of the rainbow bridge. They can play now like they did before, before her eyesight and hearing were gone. Don't wander too far, your puppy will be joining you soon.

But for now I'm going to remember the times where he got to run around at the lake, sniff every tree on our walks, turn his head up to the sun when he was laying in the grass in the backyard, the silent wrestling he and his puppy would do under my chair.

Me:

Pulled the handle, but nothing happened right away.

CRACKBOOM!

I was sent flying three floor tiles away, the floors were damaged around it, and the ceiling above it was destroyed.

Amazing.