The much-loved Kearton/Roff dog, Bonnie, had to be put down last weekend. She'd been disoriented for a few weeks and has spent the last few years dealing with diabetes and the resultant loss of eyesight and hearing. She spent her last day in a dog hospital and Julia and I were there for the final, peaceful moments.
She had a great life full of adventures and loved her family. Everyone's upset but, as Annika pointed out, she'll live on in the epic feature film, 'Bonnie to the Rescue'. I'll put it on the blog again to remind you of how fearless she was as a family protector.
Grant xx
She had a great life full of adventures and loved her family. Everyone's upset but, as Annika pointed out, she'll live on in the epic feature film, 'Bonnie to the Rescue'. I'll put it on the blog again to remind you of how fearless she was as a family protector.
Grant xx
2 comments:
I remember going for walks with Julia and Bonnie and how good Bonnie was going down the slippery slide in the park close to your home. Our sympathies and our love.
Remiss of us to acknowledge what a faithful and humorous hound was Bonnie. Immortalised in song, she will be sadly missed, not only by the medical profession!
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