You might have to pick yours up at UHaul ! lolWhere can I get me one of those carrying things for my pup?
Or a crane rental place! And she's the smaller of the two Saints we had. The first was a male that went about 180 lbs. Shortly before he died he had a tumor on his spine and lost use of his legs. Getting him to the vet was a bit difficult to say the least. Long story that I don't want to get into, but when we brought him home they said he should be up and walking in a few days. I rigged up a dolly to get him outside a few times a day, and could have used a hoist to get him on and off. He never did get up again, and died about 10 days after taking him home. Also could have used a backhoe to bury him....You might have to pick yours up at UHaul ! lol
Those were some tough days for you I'm sure. They always live on in our minds.Or a crane rental place! And she's the smaller of the two Saints we had. The first was a male that went about 180 lbs. Shortly before he died he had a tumor on his spine and lost use of his legs. Getting him to the vet was a bit difficult to say the least. Long story that I don't want to get into, but when we brought him home they said he should be up and walking in a few days. I rigged up a dolly to get him outside a few times a day, and could have used a hoist to get him on and off. He never did get up again, and died about 10 days after taking him home. Also could have used a backhoe to bury him....
Yes, they sure do. I've never forgotten a one of mine.Those were some tough days for you I'm sure. They always live on in our minds.
They sure do. Like most of us, I've had several dogs of my own and been around and with countless others. But that St Bernard I wrote about, Barry, had by far the most character of any dog I've ever met. To us he was that once in a lifetime pet, but he was only 4 when he died.Those were some tough days for you I'm sure. They always live on in our minds.