Barney 1 year passed
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10-05-2007, 07:42 PM
i hope you are still running free at the bridge beautiful boy,, you made a dent in may of our hearts,, sleep tight beautiful x x
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Location: With the fairies in the garden
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10-05-2007, 08:06 PM
time goes so quickly without them .
I lost my fur baby boy a year past in feb
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11-05-2007, 08:38 PM
Originally Posted by Kimbles 
even a year on reading this has started me off crying,, i never knew barney but i came to know his story through your posts,, he was so beautiful and ive never before felt such grief over someone i never knew
i hope you are still running free at the bridge beautiful boy,, you made a dent in may of our hearts,, sleep tight beautiful x x
Good to hear from nemosmum again! I took my old video's of Barney away with me on holiday to watch for the first time since well before he died, it was neither sad nor happy but pure nostalgic pleasure to see him at full health and strength as he should be remembered, not the poor weak boy riddled with cancer that died in my lap.
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15-05-2007, 11:02 PM
Originally Posted by Luz
I imagine nobody on Dogsey could ever imagine it was 1 year on that we lost our dear old Barney for those who have seen me through the loss of my best friend.
You wont of forgotten the picnic we did at Easter 2006 1 week before we knew we would say goodbye after the cancer had taken hold...................
He was a tired boy by this time, he still loved being close to us all.
You people must let me remember Barney before the above event happens. I don't like injustice, but that never happened with this beautiful dog. He did not judge, he did not move in a pack, he was a friend, Laura's dog, but still a friend. You all may think I am an animal, lower than the dog but my feelings are important to me. Barney gave me a bit of his life every day, a bit of doggy play, a bit of doggy cheek and most of the time a bit of Barney's doggy love. I miss all that-he is immortalised now. Whether that is really noticed in the mist of the pack temperament and whether Laura is prepared to tell you of that special immortalisation. I'm sorry to you all, as I had promised not to invade the Dogsey site again, but had to for my short tribute to the best dog that ever entered my life, sadly missed-always remembered and sadly, all I can give him, is a tear. Phil05
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16-05-2007, 08:06 AM
Originally Posted by Phil05
Don't shoot!!! I have my hands in the air!!! I am prepared to be shot at dawn.
You people must let me remember Barney before the above event happens. I don't like injustice, but that never happened with this beautiful dog. He did not judge, he did not move in a pack, he was a friend, Laura's dog, but still a friend. You all may think I am an animal, lower than the dog but my feelings are important to me. Barney gave me a bit of his life every day, a bit of doggy play, a bit of doggy cheek and most of the time a bit of Barney's doggy love. I miss all that-he is immortalised now. Whether that is really noticed in the mist of the pack temperament and whether Laura is prepared to tell you of that special immortalisation. I'm sorry to you all, as I had promised not to invade the Dogsey site again, but had to for my short tribute to the best dog that ever entered my life, sadly missed-always remembered and sadly, all I can give him, is a tear. Phil05
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17-05-2007, 12:06 PM
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