Abby & Suzy
Abby, you were the independent one, the leader but a lover in your own way. You had to have everything in the correct (your view) order. Anything placed in the garage had to meet your inspection. You epically loved when we had the Christmas items in the garage and you caught the excitement of the season. Except for getting into the light box and chewing you never bothered anything else. Your temperament reminded me of grandpa with the way you had to encourage you to go for rides and walks. Once started, you took the lead. Abby, you were part of Scooter and part Maggie but you were your own dog also. You were so smart and how you observed things always amazed us through your mop of hair. You were always aware of the situations around you. Suzy, unconditional pleaser is the only term that can be used to describe you. You were one of a kind, they broke the mold when you were born. You always appeared to be in a daze but we think that was your act. You were so much smarter than you acted when we caught you doing things that Abby got blamed for. No dog, ever enjoyed people like you. Everybody you meet was your best friend and you showed it. Very few dogs every liked to be petted and scratched as much as you. To the point of being a pain at times. How you got excited when you thought you were going to get scratched and started scratching yourself before the person even touched you. Abby & Suzy you will never know the joy you brought to so many people. How people would laugh, smile or point when you were in the pickup. You lived a great life and made so many people feel better epically us. It was impossible to be in a bad mood with you around. It was amazing how many people you had trained. Getting gas, doing banking or other errands usually ended up with someone giving you bones. We feel so empty now, going into the garage, coming home or walking by were your kennel once stood. Suzy we knew your time was limited with your hip and spine troubles. Abby, your cancer caught us by complete surprise. Take care and WE REALLY MISS YOU !!!! |
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| I'm very sorry to hear about Abby and Suzy. It sounds like they both shared a wonderful home with you. Their time here must have been very happy and you contributed to that happiness. All dogs should be so lucky!
It's so hard to go through the grieving process when a valued member of the family passes..you have double the pain. Hugs to you all. You are in my thoughts. |
| Today should have been your 6th birthdays. So many people have asked where you went. You brought so much JOY to so many. I've REALLY missed you so much the last 7 months. You 2 were VERY SPECIAL !!!!!!! |
| It sounds like you two dogs were very special to everyone who met you !!! It also sounds like you were best of friends as well as inseparable as sisters. It also sounds like you two were LOVED!!!
It is so sad that your lives were so short. Only 5.5 years. Your owners must really miss you. |
| you sound like beautifull, playfull and lovable dogs.....I know you are dearly missed by your owners and are watching over them from Doggy Heaven...you have a good time there make new friends, I know of some that are there and are wonderfull dogs themselves. |
| Abby & Suzy you are definitely two very loved girls. I know how your Mom & Dad are feeling with so much love in their hearts still to give you. I can say that my first girl Odie has been gone now 13 years and Rosie only 2 months but they are in my heart and soul for always. The uncontrollable tears still want to flow at times from missing them but I always try to get out of it by thinking of one of our funny and happy times together. It helps to know that on the other side of the bridge you are all your happy healthy selves once again. I hope you run into my two girls, I bet you'd have a great time swapping Upright stories. My love to you all. |
| Abby & Suzy you sound like very special girls. I have had 4 oes's and I also had a set of twins. My girls had much longer lives and they had to be put down together. Like you two, it was a very hard thing for me to do like it was for your master. He must really miss you ! It sounds like each of you had your own special traits just like mine.
I hope you meet my girls up at the Rainbow Bridge. They were named Mollie & Maggie. They were special twins also! I hope you master the best because he must really miss to great friends like you two. |
| Abby and Suzy,
You two sounded a lot like my twin girls. Annabell and Sadie were very special to me. My girls lived to be 11 and the decision to put them down was a very hard one. Annabell was blind and Sadie had hip problems. I miss my girls so much even though they lived a full and rewarding life. How you master must hurt only having you for 5 years. My girls had special traits also but there personality was almost identical. It sounds like you 2 were very different but also the same. Like my girls, you 2 sound like you had more personality than most people. My girls also liked to ride in the pickup and expected some treat along the way. Say high to my girls up at the Rainbow Bridge. |
| Abby & Suzy
I have owned Old English (??? who owned who) for over 30 years. I have had twin girls like you and they sounded a lot like you !! In reading the stories from Guy (your master) you were greatly loved and now missed. You both had our ways just like my girls !!! I know Guy must really miss you special friends !! Take care in the fact, that Guy's decision was one of the hardest things he ever had to do. Sometimes the right thing to do is the easiest and it makes you real sad. Your master did what he had to do but it sure wasn't what he wanted to do!! Your master really loved you and I know what he's going through since I had to make the same decision four years ago with my twins. |
| It has been 9 months and the pain of you being gone is as bad as it was on September 18th when we had to make the terrible decision. Suzy, I still wonder if we made the correct decision with you. Then I remember how difficult it was for you to get up at times and I know I made the right decision.
Today, we went through a town that had 8 sheepdog puppies and didn't stop. I don't want new dogs, I just want more time with my girls. Abby & Suzy, cleaning days are terrible. Every time I take out the garbage I look for Suzy resting in her pen. Every time I go outside, I look to step over Abby laying at the step. I hope sometime soon, I can get over you 2 a little. I know you have CROSSED THE RAINBOW BRIDGE & you are Shannon, Scooter & Maggie. You girls were so special and I miss you terribly !!! |
MissingU2 wrote: It has been 9 months and the pain of you being gone is as bad as it was on September 18th when we had to make the terrible decision. Suzy, I still wonder if we made the correct decision with you. Then I remember how difficult it was for you to get up at times and I know I made the right decision.
Today, we went through a town that had 8 sheepdog puppies and didn't stop. I don't want new dogs, I just want more time with my girls. Abby & Suzy, cleaning days are terrible. Every time I take out the garbage I look for Suzy resting in her pen. Every time I go outside, I look to step over Abby laying at the step. I hope sometime soon, I can get over you 2 a little. I know you have CROSSED THE RAINBOW BRIDGE & you are Shannon, Scooter & Maggie. You girls were so special and I miss you terribly !!! We lost Tung Tung on Sept 16 last year, not a day goes by without thinking of him, but recently, it has become more good memories and less painful. it's not about getting over them but celebrating them rather than mourning them. Take care |
| You two were very special dogs. You brought so much joy everytime you came to school to see us. We know how much your master loved you and now misses you. You two were really ONE OF A KIND. |
| Abby & Suzy you sound like such special dogs. Of course all sheepdogs are special. I had twins also and their names were Mollie and Susie. We were together for 9 years before Susie came down with cancer. Mollie senced there was a problem and took the backseat so Susie could get the extra attention she needed. As tough as it was to put Susie down when the time came it was harder with Mollie. Mollie never recovered and she had of series of illnesses for about 6 months before she passed away. It sounds like you two had the same bond. It had to be hard for your master to make the decision to put you two down together it sounded like the correct decision. My twins were close like you two and it always amazed me how they communicated and how they interacted. Abby & Suzy you knew how special you were to everyone that you came in contact with. In reading the post from your master and people that met you, you must have been well known. Like your master, I lost part of my identity when my girls were gone. Everyone in my town were used to seeing 2 sheepdogs in the black pickup and I always felt they were local celebreties. It sounds like you two were the same!! Take care Abby & Suzy and say HI to Mollie & Susie for me. I miss them dearly like your master must miss you !!! |
| There are no words in the English or any other language to describe the hearfelt pain when you have to part with those you love and I truly believe the love felt for our furry friends runs deeper in a different part of the heart reserved exclusively for only them. Know your girls would not want you to be sad and would want you to go on give your love to others of their kind who are just waiting to be loved and owned by special folks such as yourself. It took my husband and I a full six months after the death of our boys who passed 3 months apart at 13 years old. The grief was almost unbearable at times. Then we opened our hearts to Bam-Bam, an 8 week old OES full of life, mischief, and he began to fill some very special paws in his own special ways. I will always love and miss my boys as you will your girls, but I believe they want us to go on and make others of their kind happy and loved, for life is nothing more than a blink of an eye for all things that are fortunate enough to experience this life at all. |
| Abby & Suzy when you left Albany 3 years ago you took alot of happiness from our neighborhood. You 2 were the best dogs for neighbors we've ever had. We are very sorry to hear about your deaths. Say HI to Fergie at the Rainbow Bridge for us. |
| I can imagine how much you're hurting over your losses. Your public cries of pain are being heard.
If you register here at the forum, you will be able to receive personal messages of support from other members, and this can be very helpful, as you will be able to discuss things more privately with people who really do understand how you are feeling. I hope that your pain eases as you approach the 18th of September. -Ron. |
| A-Dog and Suzz it has been a year since we had to make the decision to put you two down. Things have not been great this year but not having you two is the worst part of the past year. You two were so special and your presence is so much missed by everone you touched. I try to remember just the good times but it is hard since your lives were so short (5.5 years). Abby, we had no choice with you. Liz your vet, gave you very little time even if we amputated your leg. The cancerwas not only in your leg but had spread to the soft tissue in your breast area. Suzy, you were the tough decision. You had your good days and your bad days. Two or three times last summer I alsmost took you to the vet because you couldn't get up. Watching you struggle to get up and crying when you couldn't really hurt to watch. Your hip and spine problems were getting worse. I still can't get over seeing you trying to leave with us when we left the vet's office on that final day. I know in my heart it was the best decision for you (& Abby) but you might have lived for another 6 months. Then again, you might have lived a few days or weeks. You two were so close and dependent on each other, there was no telling how one would have acted without the other. Making that decision once was extemely hard for me but fearing having to make it again in a short period of time was unbearable. You came into the world as twins and you left it the same way.
There were so many great memories of you two and here are a very few: The first time Jeff tried to outsmart you by barricadding you in the family room. His plan lasted less than 30 seconds until the A-dog climed over it closely followed by Suzz. The way you two play fought going after the others tendons dropping her in her tracks. How A-dog nipped males when we didn't pay enough attention to you. Yet, you never nipped a female. How when we drove somewhere, A-dog would be up while Suzz rested. When we arrived Suzz would be up and Abby rested. How you both loved going to my school and running on the waxed floors. Knowing where Leah and Linda keep your goodies was always a source of laughs. Wednesdays (house cleanning days) was always a source of laughs. Abby, you would lay on the garage mat making me carry the vacuum over you. Suzz, you waited in your kennel for the chores to be done. It was your way of letting Abby get the most attention. When we cleaned the garage the Suzz would be the one attacking the vacuum. Suzy your ability to make everyone laugh. If you were human you would have been a BLONDE!!! You were a clown with the ability to be a selective airhead. You were much smarter than you let people know. I still remember getting on Abby for always digging in the garbage in tarage. The one day I surprised you being the culprit and you were so shocked that I cauth you. To make it funnier you went after Abby as to blame her for you being caught. Abby your curiousity that made you investigate any boxes placed in the garage. You especially loved Christmas boxes. I never understood why you liked to break the Christmas lights. George & I still laugh about me putting the driveway Christmas light up and you following me uprooting and chewing on them. Going for a ride was always funny. Abby, I always had to catch you to put you in the pickup even though you wanted to go for a ride. I still remember your surprised look the day I left you and just took Suzz for a ride. Suzz, you always did the inverted C to act like you were making me chase you. You were such a pleaser that you didn't know how to be difficult. Going for a walk was always entertaining. Both of you were always in a hurry even though you had no clue where we were going. When we went for hikes to special areas was always a source of constant laughs. You two would pee so much almost to the point of dehydration. Finally, how Abby always tried to think ahead. You loved the backyard but you would never follow me into it from the front yard. You always wanted to feel that you were free. How you would peek around trees or the corner of the house to make sure you weren't missing anything. Especially when you hid behind a small bush thinking you were invisible. Suzz, you followed me everywhere, because your purpose was to be with people. I would like to thank everyone who hast posted for the GIRLS. |
| Abby & Suzy
I'm very sad that you two are gone!! Spending time with you was great especially in the snow over at your house. Now that you are gone I won't get to make the Christmas trip with my owners to your house. I'm sorry that you only knew me as the wild puppy that would chew up EVERYTHING!! I still remember tearing your teddy bear up and having the stuffings blow all over the neighborhood. I still remember how mad you 2 got at me when I had an accident (several) in your kennel. You two really howled until your master came out and cleaned up my mess. I'm sorry you don't know me now because I am a great dog and we would have a lot of fun together. I lost my friend Boomer right before you two passed away. You remember him, he was the one that always had to lead when the four of walked together. Look him up because he crossed the Rainbow Bridge and he was always fun to play with. Take care girls !!! I missed you as do our 4 masters |
| Abby & Suzy I read you owners post shortly after he had to make the decision to put you two down. I felt for him since I had twin choc. lab sisters called Sugar & Spice. My girls were 6 at the time of your post. Spice had back/spine troubles since she was bumped by a car at age 4 but Sugar was always the picture of health. Then on the 15th of this month I noticed that Sugar felt lighter and had stopped eating. She also cried when I picked her up to put her in the pickup. The vet said she had a very fast growing painful type of cancer. I had to make the same choice that your owner did. My wife & children are still in shock since "THE GIRLS" were only 8. Our house is extremely empty right now and even the cat seems to be mourning.
I felt so sorry for you and your master and I only could guess how he must of felt. Now I know!! Abby & Suzy look up Sugar & Spice over the Rainbow Bridge. It seems like you have a lot in common!!! |
| Abby & Suzy today should be your 7th birthday. We should be celebrating with a ice creame cone and other goodies, but we are just missing you like we have for the last year and seven months.
Daily I remember something funny that you two did and it just makes me laugh. The picture when Abby put her paws on the student from mom's class and began cleaning her ears. Suzy's look of surprise since that was who we were worried about doing that. Abby you used your paws more like a cat than a dog. How quickly you hooked and pulled people to the pickup when they got to close. Suzy everytime I go to the garage, I remember how you talked (tattled) and shook everytime Abby tried to sneak into the laundry room. You were such a pleaser that you would never come in the house but you would chew out Abby for it. I miss you girls and HAPPY BIRTHDAY AGAIN !!!!! |
| No matter how long they've been gone, there will always be a piece of our heart that will never heal. Please accept my sympathy and I hope your road ahead will be happier.
Holly |
| Hi Guy,
Thanks for telling us more about your girls. It's obvious they were deeply loved and now sadly missed. Marianne and the boys |
| Driving through town today and I saw two sheepies riding in the back of a pickup. It reminded me of what you 2 must have looked like. I must say 2 OES's in the back of a pickup is a full load. They were stopping traffic just like you 2 must have. I can see why you master has to laugh when he thinks of you. Take care "GIRLS"
SheepieLover |
| Abby & Suzy your story really hits home for me. I have twin SHEEPIES who have just turned 5 years old. I worry about them because of your deaths at such an early age. Several stories on this forum hurt because of people losing their friends at an early age but you being TWINS really scares me. They are a BIG part of my life and I don't know what I will do when the time to say goodbye comes. I've read your story several times since its so close to my and my girls story. You two sounded very special and very loved. My girls have most of the traits your owner said about you but I think those are Sheepie traits. I have to say my girls are more like you Suzy (both ultimate pleasers) with Mandy having a little of you Abby. TAKE CARE GIRLS OVER THE RAINBOW BRIDGE. |
| Lablover & Twin Owner thank you very much for the posts. It has been an extremely hard 22 months. I miss the girls deeply. In fact nest spring I'm going to get dogs again. Probably a lab and another Sheepie. Thanks again!!! |
| I am so sorry to hear of your losses. Abby and Suzy sound just remarkable! I cannot imagine the pain of losing a sheepie multiplied by two as it does hurt so much. I hope that your agonizing over putting them down together subsides. A choice like that only reinforces the obvious love you had for your girls. What a sacrifice to keep them together and I have no doubt that they are both so happy you did.
They are no doubt watching over you all the time and telling stories to all our beloved sheepies that have passed to the Rainbow Bridge about you and your love for them. Our thoughts are with you! Colleen and Gucci George |
 Today is the 2 year anniversary of you leaving us. It is still very hard because I miss you so much. It is amazing how much your 2 years in Redmond affected people. Twice in the last month, I had people come up to me on walks telling me they "MISSED SEEING ME WITH THE GIRLS". You two brought so much joy to so many and didn't even realize it. It is much easier to remember the good times now but I still have bad days.
Suzi, your little quirks are a constant source of humor. The way you constantly scratched yourself. The other day I was driving and this llama was in a field with some sheep. As I drove by, it flipped over on its back (very uncoordinated), 4 legs flying wildly in the air and it reminded me so much of you. Abby, I'm constantly reminded of your quick paw that pulled people next to you when they got to close to the pickup. The surprised look on peoples faces with your cat like move. When I mow the back yard, I still feel you peeking from behind your tree at me. It covered a whole 5% of you but you thought you were so sneaky. Vacumning the house is still rough. How Abby waited to make sure the door didn't close completely to the garage. Then you would sneak into the laundry room peaking around corners until mom or I would chase you out. It was your favorite game. Then there was the SUZ, shaking and talking from the garage, telling everyone how good she was for not entering the house. It was our weekly game that I so dearly miss!!! I miss you two so much but as I said earlier so do so many people. THE GIRLS were very special to all that met you. I still second guess myself about having to put you down even though I know in my heart that it was the correct decision. THE GIRLS WERE VERY SPECIAL!!! |
| Abby & Suzy on the way home from golf today I saw a sight that made me laugh so hard I almost had to stop driving! There was a herd of llama's in a field and one was doing the digging like you A dog and the other was scratching its back, 4 hoofs in the air like you Suz. You two were so special and its great when things remind me of you but also VERY, VERY SAD!! I miss you two!!! |
| Guy, have you added any new canine family members yet? |
Guy wrote: ....I still second guess myself about having to put you down even though I know in my heart that it was the correct decision.
I'm truely sorry for your loss and your pain. Many of us can already relate to what you feel, and unfortunately, others will one day experience that same sadness. Please don't spend your time second guessing your decision. Only a crazed person would take the life of another for no reason. We know in our hearts that we wouldn't have made that choice if we hadn't believed it was for their best. When your sad, picture this: The most beautiful green rolling meadow imaginable, your girls running up over the top of the hillside in the distance, both in perfect health. Millions of other beautiful animals romping about with them. The brillant glow of the Sheepherd tending his flock. The dull painridden eyes they had are gone, their eyes now sparkle again as when they were young vibrant pups. Be sad not, be joyful for them. Sometimes I think we have to ask ourselves, "If I had a choice of bringing them back (as they were), or leaving them where they are now (in perfect health), what would I do?" Once we anwser that question I believe it helps lighten the burden, and allows us to carry on without them. Once again, I'm sorry for loss and sadness. |
| Abby & Suzy = "The Girls"
Even though you moved away 4 years ago, Allison still misses you very much. She still has the picture of you two over here protecting here while she was washing her 3 wheel bike. We have never told her that you are gone over "The Rainbow Bridge". You 2 were very special and made a long lasting affect on Allison.  We all miss you two VERY MUCH!! |
I have always loved Old English sheepdogs but never owned one. I enjoy reading the stories for the owners on this forum. I think of you two when I see any set of twins riding in the back of a pickup. Recently, two OES have moved into my town (don't know if they are twins) but I constantly see them riding around. All dogs are great but few sights make a person smile as much as two Old English cruising the gut. They are real traffic stoppers as you two must have been.  |
| Since you B-Day post got deleted I'll do another. April 18th should have been you two 8th B-Day!! I can't tell how much we miss you two. Especially when we read on the forum about the dogs that lived 12+ years. Your 5.5 years was short but you two had a great affect on people. I was asked a week a go about you two and you've been gone 2.5 years.
Abby your tree is looking great. Mom still refer's to it as your tree. You thought you were so sneaky hiding behind a 3" wide bush. Suzy, I still laugh when I think how excited you got when you thought someone was going to scratch you. We really crack up when a Domino's pizza commercial comes on tv. We remember how you two flew to the door thinking the doorbell (on the tv) was someone coming to visit you two. Miss you two !!!! |
| Guy, have you gotten another dog yet? |
| So sorry to hear about your losses.. they are together and that is special... keep their memories alive, they will never be forgotten. |
| Abby & Suzy,
Tomorrow marks the 3 years since we had to make the decision to lose you. I miss you every day and we still get questions/comments about you. You will never know how many lives you touched Just last week on a walk an older couple said how much they missed seeing you non walks. We had never talked to them before. Your 5.5 years were very full but far to short. Shannon our first OES lived over 12 years and Maggie Mae lived almost 12 until Dr. Bretschneider botched her operation and killed her.
Hopefully, within a couple of years we will get 2 more Sheepies when the time is right. They will never replace you the original GIRLS. Your personalities can never be matched. Abby you were so much like Grandpa. Had to be begged to do anything but once started you took the led. Suz's you were on the opposite end of the scale. You didn't care where, when or what as long as you were with us. You almost were a pest because you wanted to be involved. U 2 were SPECIAL
Love ya and miss you 2. |
My condolensces to you.  |
| I am so sorry for your DOUBLE loss. Daisy crossed the Rainbow Bridge in July 2006 and life without an OES just doesn't seem right. I can't imagine loosing two.. sheepies are SO Special, --- no other breed like them. |
A-Dog and Suzz, today should have been your 9th Birthday. Instead, you have been gone for 3 1/2 years. Needless, to say you two are still missed beyond belief. We still get questions about you. I really hope that your breeders from Christmas Valley were busted and closed down.  You two were so special you didn't deserve such short lives. All I can say your time with us will never be forgotten. We still laugh about your quirky things. Abby, you would be happy to know that your tree is almost large enough for you to hide behind know. Happy Birthday GIRLS. You'll always be known as THE GIRLS |
| A-Dog and Suz you 5.5 years were short but 4 years after you're gone you are still missed. We still think about all the funny traits you 2 had. You were so special. Tuesday, the 18th was the 4 year anniversary of you two leaving. YOU WERE SPECIAL !!! People still ask about you and if we will be getting more dogs. Yes, we will, they will be Mollie and Mattie but they won't be "THE GIRLS". That name has already been taken by you two. As much as we loved Scooter, Shannon and Maggie you two in your short lifes were more memorable. |
| You should be celebrating you 10th B-Day. You two were so special. People still ask about you and remember you in the pickup and on walks. Within a year we hope to have 2 more sheepdogs. Shannon was our first and Maggie Mae was the second. All 4 of you were special but you 2 and all of your interactions were very memorable. It was a shame we could only have you for 5.5 years. |
It has been over 6 years since we lost you girls. Even though we think of you a lot, Christmas is especially hard. It is amazing how 2 dogs could get so excited about Christmas. Abby, you were the best (worst) for getting into mischief. How you got so protective of baby Jesus that you broke his manger repeatedly by lying in the middle of the nativity scene. Then how you two worked together to open the boxes of Christmas lights and other items. How you Abby, would wait until I got on the roof and Lynne was helping me to start pulling out the lights going up the driveway. Suzy, your curiousity was just as bad because everytime I would go into the garage your head was in the Christmas decoration. How you two loved the Christmas cookies & got excited everytime the doorbell rang thinking the people were there to see you. I still crack up when a doorbell rings on tv thinking back how you 2 busted it to the front door, hitting the wood floor and go flying. I love all dogs but Old English are SUPER Special. I hope you two have met Scooter (mutt with a pedigre attitude) and Shannon (first OES) & Maggie (2nd OES). I've been lucky to have 4 OES's in my life plus a special mutt that thought he was one. Hope to get #5 sometime soon. Love you girls  |
| hugs to you. Your girls are still with you, they have a plsce of your heart xxxx |
| Ahhhh. Abbey and Suzy were loved so much. Hope # 5 comes soon . it will be coming to a wonderful family.
hope your christmas is great. with the memories you have, there are laughs to enjoy. |
I think it's time for no.5 
Your girls will always be in your heart, I'm sure there is a sheepie puppy waiting to lick some of those wounds clean, even if he can't heal them. |
Hint of Mischief wrote: I think it's time for no.5
Your girls will always be in your heart, I'm sure there is a sheepie puppy waiting to lick some of those wounds clean, even if he can't heal them. Very well said....  |
| I'm very very sorry of your loss of Abby and Suzy so early!!! They will be always in your heart!! |
| Abby & Suzy Another Christmas is arriving and this is the time we miss you 2 most!! Christmas was your time of year. The excitment you 2 displayed everytime the Christmas items came out of storage was almost childish. How you 2 snooped in all the Christmas boxes checking out the lights and ornaments. Suzy, you would even chew/open boxes to check out the contents and once satisfied go to another box. Abby how you were attracted to the Nativity Scene always amazed us. In fact, you repeatedly broke the plastic manger getting close to Baby Jesus. Of course, Abby you had your down side especially when it came to chewing/breaking lights. How you never got sick was a point of amazement. Christmas hasn't been the same since you left us that sad September day 6 years ago. |
| 9 years, Guy. Nine years. It's been three years since your last visit. I thought you forgot about us.  |
| I'm tearing up reading back through the years. I can understand too well that you will miss them horribly forever. |
| Its been over 12 years since you 2 left and you are missed as much as ever! Its been 3 years since I posted because frankly the memory of you GIRLS is still to painful! After being dog-less for 12 years we will finally be getting another puppy. Unfortunately, she is going to be a Goldendoodle not an OES. In a couple of weeks I'll be getting the Christmas stuff down from the attic!! You always went bonkers with Christmas |
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