erynjoyce

The website is my husband's; he is a trombone player and jazz is one of his favorite music styles. I passed along your comment and he says sure, sure, he can add a page about the shelties. (He put one in for our wedding but hey that was almost 6 years ago!)

Your post isn't deleted Eryn; after you have viewed the responses your thread moves down out of "new posts". You can always find your threads by going to your profile page, click "statistics" and then click "threads started by eryn" and there it will be!

Here is a link to your thread:
http://www.sheltieforums.com/showthread.php?t=1293

And yes, pets are much more patient and forgiving patients than humans. But we humans are trying and we talk more! Keep in touch! Give Cayman a big hug from me.

Anytime. He's absolutely gorgeous from what I can see on this picture. It pains me deeply to hear these stories, but I have to remind myself and the owners as well that our pups do not want us to be sad when they are sick, which is why they do silly things until the end. All we can do is enjoy each and every moment with them as if it were their last, whether the pup is a baby or an adult. Enjoy your time with Cayman, he wants that. Shed happy tears for now that you can wake up each morning and spend another day with him.