Buster on the Heath by durleybeachbum
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Today October 24 2013 Buster lost his fight with an illness following a horrid allergic reaction to something.
The rash was cured by a steroid jab, but he went downhill, and after two nights in hospital on drips his vet and I decided enough was enough.
He had a very happy life after his rescue to my pack, which he led after the demise of Hetty the poodle, and he was my most experience Caring Canine, loved by all he visited.
Don't be too sorry for me, He was my 15th dog of 18 (so far !)
and although it is very sad when someone dies, there are the living to see to!
I broke a rule today and didn't take them to see the body, as they appear to be getting used to his absence, although they are still quite quiet..
Comments (33)
What's important is that he had a good life, Dear Andrea... you gave him all you could and you tried your best to save him. I understand completely what you mean about how it feels to lose a doggy. I also lost mine not too long ago, but have taken in yet another one, which now brings me to three. All of them so unique and individual with their personalities... that you really do have to move on and see to it that the rest are loved and not neglected. A beautiful dog, Buster, you had! Such lovely markings and he does look rather happy trotting along. You are a fine, and strong lady, my Friend! hugs
I'm sorry... It seems to have been a nice dog, judging by the picture...
I shall miss all the pictures and news of Buster. He was such a gentle soul, ruled his pack with kindness, and loves everyone he met. He was marvelous at his job, and a great companion not only to you, but so many of us here at Rendo, even though we didn't bet to snuggle with him as you have. He leaves a great legacy, and lives on in many hearts.