2Jakes, I’m so very sorry for your loss.
Best wishes that there’s the perfect new buddy in that litter of pups to help heal the hole in your heart.
Thoughts and prayers and tears for you 2Jakes ~
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Thoughts and prayers and ((hugs)) and tears for you 2Jakes ```` so very sorry about your loss.
RIP ~ Beloved Paisley knowing you will always be loved and remembered :sadsmile:[/B][/I]
This is so sad. I am sorry for your loss.
Just reading this about your Paisley and I am very sorry for her sudden loss and to such a strange illness, too. She sounds like she was a wonderful companion and will pick out just the right puppy for you. One of mine did that, born ten years to the day of her own birth. Take care and let us know how you are doing, please.
2Jakes, I missed this before… I am so sorry for you but so glad she didn’t suffer. She’ll help you find a new partner… how wonderful it is happening quickly it seems!
Hugs for you
2Jakes, sorry for your loss and so young too! I’ve lost them both young and old, it really doesn’t matter. But after waiting 10 years to get another after I lost my very best dog, I decided that the hole in my heart was worth the years of joy and waggy tails. You sound like you’ve got a good hold on it. Your new pup will be very lucky!
I am so sorry for your loss.
It always hurts so much, doesn’t it. Thank you for opening your heart to a dog to love.
StG
So sorry to see this! 2 years old is WAY too young and I remember how excited you were to get this girl. I know what a hole they leave in your heart, and I am the same way - I have been itching for another dog since we lost our Maggie late last year. I hope a new puppy will help you heal.
RIP Paisley.
Sorry for your loss. I just lost my Lab on Sunday so I know the ache you are feeling quite well.
Thanks everyone, and be sure to read what Claddagh posted on page one about dogs don’t die…that’s been my new perception when I get misty…it’s just Paisley wagging her butt next to my heart.
I came to my ranch property today. It’s the place where Pais could run like the wind and play with total abandon…where she was just mine and I was only hers. Her toys are strewn all over the house and whenever we would come home she would dash inside and check them all out, playing with her favorites as she inspected. I had to have a good cry here (Pais must have been super happy and wiggly-pup next to my heart, lol) but, as I put everything in her crate to await a new little shadow, I left the door open for her spirit…in case she still needs to check her stuff out. I knew it’d be a little tough to come home here but I think the worst is over.
Thanks again for the hugs and support. It has meant a lot and made this whole ordeal somewhat easier. I know you all get it, and it is good to feel “not alone”. 
thanks!
I’m so sorry for your loss.
2jakes, I am so sorry for the loss of your friend,
I am late to this thread and when I read that you were playing fetch in the pond I immediately thought of Cyanobacteria ( blue green algae) poisoning. It happens up here in the summer in some ponds and produces fever , muscle paralysis much like tetanus.
I know tetanus is rare and I cannot image how devastated you are by this sad loss.
