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Guy
Right decision, but still very sad.
At least you have great memories - and photos.

Guy,

Sorry to hear about your loss. Been there myself a few years ago.

*hug*

Very sad, we've been there with our old dogs. *Hugs.*

As Pete knows, I wrote a piece of piano music for Asha soon after she died, to give me something positive to do. I recorded it with my iPhone on the piano in my house (she always used to lie next to me while I played the piano) and then put some pictures with it to send to friends and family. Tonight I stuck in on YouTube for a friend in Italy whose computer couldn't read either the .wmv or quicktime files I sent him, so I thought I may as well post the link here too, for the sentimental among you, or more particularly, for those few who've met Asha.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mNycaOZboA

It's not especially good music and there's absolutely no need to reply to this post. I just thought I'd share it here.

Guy

Guy
A sweet tribute to a well loved dog. I loved the pic of her sitting in the doorway looking at the mountain!
Alex

In cases of bereaved pets, i always think of this song by the great Ray Davies, and the Kinks. Always makes me well up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JhkkeHIXlw