I've had many dogs. Rarely have I been without one. When they pass on I shed tears for them, or, perhaps, those tears are for me. When my time comes, I know they all will be there waiting for me.
I had an Aussie that I raised from a pup working dairy cattle. She was with me all the time. I had to have her put to sleep when she was almost 16. It broke my heart. She was with me through my low times and my high times. She hung around long enough to see me cured from Leukemia. The lord put that old girl in my life at just the right time and I thank him for that. RIP Dixie Belle.
That was so sweet. My Aussie--now 14--looks just like Baxter's did...and he's as good a dog as it's possible to be. I'm appreciating while he's here; and, like Baxter, I'll appreciate him when he's gone.
Baxter, you are a man's man. Anybody who is that feeling towards his dog is a good man. I have had a few dogs in my life which I miss dearly. Anyone who says dogs don't have emotional feelings or can't feel love is missing a major part of life. God bless you Baxter.
What a Great Tribute to Man's Best Friend. As many others have said,"if you don't believe dogs have feelings and emotions have a large piece of their Heart missing". I've had many dogs over the years and have several now, and I Love everyone of them. They meet you at the door all excited, no matter how long you've been gone. They look at you with those deep warm eyes and your Heart just melts. Dogs are a Gift from God I'm sure of that. And there's nobody around who can tell it like Baxter.
I had to put my beagle down this week, my heart is broken. He might have been just a dog, but he was our dog, our sweet little puppy and we loved him so much. He will be missed!
Thank you Baxter. I tear up every time I watch this video. I wish I could post a picture of my little buddy on this comment. My little Scamp was the best dog I ever had. He was family; well they all are really. More human than dog somehow. He was all of 14 pounds but ruled all the dogs, even the big ole 70 pounders... He followed me everywhere. He wanted nothing more than to be in my presence. I'd imagine that's what God wants out of us.
We lost our "Scout" last summer after fourteen years. First one we had to put down and we thought maybe we were gonna swear off the four legged family members. Now after spending a year tending to my wife's mother and saying goodbye when alzheimers took Her, My wife and I brought home "Maggie". I don't know where in the heart dogs reside but that is their place and their place only.
We had to put down my 3 year old Airedale, Autumn a week ago on Sunday. She had renal carcinoma. It was time for her but the hole in my heart is huge. She was my best friend and the best dog I have ever had. This is a beautiful poem, thank you so much Baxter. It brings on another stream of tears, they just seem to keep coming back.
"just a dog"...nope. Not the ones that are special to us....far more than just a dog, they're family members that leaven us. RIP to all the pups out there that have passed on, rest easy all.
I lost my dog Pepper of 15 years, one of the hardest things I have gone through, I listen to this every now and again, close my eyes and remember him chasing and herding, the things he lived for. Thank you, Baxter, for putting it into perspective.
Had dog named Pepper when I was growing up, she went to the barn with Dad every morning to do the milking, she kept the cows from standing in the doorway. Dont know who missed her more, me or Dad.
Thanks for sharing your fine words and letting everyone know how you feel about your best companion. My emotions run as deep as my love for my own pets. Peace
Well, dangit. Now I'm in tears all over again missing my own Aussie, Shasta. She brought us much joy and a little consternation, and left us too soon. For weeks after her passing, we could hear her in the house - flopping down on the wooden floor and sighing, the jingle of her tags, her nails clipping across the kitchen floor. It was sweet of her to comfort us that way for awhile.
I have been following you for more than 20 years, your writings got me thru veterinary school with a smile on my face, or a different perspective I had not seen before. Proud to count you among my colleagues. Very touching tribute.
Oh Baxter, I cried. Your sweet dog looks like our Gracie, the finest Aussie we've ever known. She'll be 15 in October, God willing. I am bracing myself.
You said it far better than I could. I was blessed with a great dog for 15 years, and just lost him last week. Your poem fits him well. He taught me so much.
this isn't the first time I've listened to this, it touches my heart - the part that belongs to animals. The tears are for all the creatures large and small that I've been lucky enough to know in my life.
Thank you. We lost 2 this year one in February and yesterday. They were the same age. Our male lost his eyesight and couldn't walk on his own anymore. Heartbreaking to watch them suffer. God Bless our Furbabies
Here I sit in tears, having had a few of those "just a dogs" that managed to worm their way right into my heart. I will be forever grateful to have shared time and space with my furry friends. Thank you for sharing about your friend. God bless.....
Baxter, thank you for putting into words what many of us feel but don't know how to say properly. I'm sure more than a few tears have been shed at the viewing of this video...
This is such a great tribute. Every time I see it, I think of my good furry friends that have passed and I am thankful for the ones that lay at my feet and never leave my side all day.
I had a dream once about my dog. He had been dead a few weeks. I dreamed that he talked to me like a person. It wasn't weird though or funny though.He didnt move his mouth or anything, it was like he came to me in a dream like they god did to prophets. He talked like how I imagine he would if he could. He told me how he just got old and he was hurting and his time had come. He talked about how he loved the family and he talked about times we had. It eased the hurt I felt . My one and only dog.
My boy sat in the front seat of the pick up and when I looked over at him he would reach over with his leg and put his left paw on my shoulder. I tell people that if I knew for certain I would be with him I would go right now.
Thanks Baxter, I've had a few good friends like yours, RIP Katy, Bell & Cassie, you three made this cowboy's job a lot easier, and a heck of a lot funnier!
My dog Gracie came to me, because I became a recluse. I stopped trusting people and lived my life alone. The way she came to me really is an amazing story, but the important part of my story is because of our walks at the park and neighborhood, we began to make friends and now we have many people and dogs that we can call friends. Thanks Gracie, there hasn't been a pill invented that could have done what you have.
Our dog just passed away today a few hours ago and this made me cry so hard we had him since i was 4 and im 18 now and i just dont know what to do now that hes gone he was such a good farm dog wanting to ride on the tractors and equipment and now that hes gone i dont know what to do
Over a 31 year period my wife and I have had to put down 6 dogs. Many tears were shed. It is such a shame that dogs don't live as long as us. There would not be a life without a dog to bring joy into our lives. They love us through thick and thin and our lives are better off for the relatively brief period of time that we are allowed to share with them.
may my beautiful dog harley rest in peace. i miss you my girl, i wish you never had to go. you were a great friend to me, and always protected me. hope there's plenty of room for you to play in heaven
We adopted a dachshund 3 years ago when he was 7 years old. He was too old too use for breeding anymore and needed a loving home. He is the best dog ever! He barks at strangers and protects whoever he is sitting with. He is losing his teeth and cant 'hold it' all night anymore. He is our first dog. I own cats but a dog is so different. A dog is so happy to see you,so happy for a walk or a belly rub. Peanut is his name and he is getting old. But we love him: barking and all because he loves us.
This is a great video short. My sister inlaw lost her dog a few weeks ago so I sent this video to her to let her know that there are other people who loved their dogs and they know how she feels. I have never met Baxter although my father is related to his wife Cindy Lou Black.
I’m lucky, I’ve always had smart and loyal dogs and the love of animals is one thing my kids did inherit from me that was worth having. I remember each and ever one fondly just like any other family member.
After losing my "best friend" a few years ago, I tried to figure out if dogs go to heaven. I have come to this conclusion "If dogs don't go to heaven, then there is no such thing as heaven."
Much, much greater minds than mine have grappled with this one. According to my pastor, Martin Luther once was trying to console a little boy whose dog had died. The boy asked, "Pastor Luther, will there be dogs in Heaven?" Luther's reply was Divinely inspired: "Yes, if that's what it takes to make you happy there."
Oh there is a heaven... the good book tells us so. Not all people go there but all dogs do. Animals don't have original sin so they go straight to heaven to the Lord who made them. Not all of us will make it there...but I want to go meet my Corey and Muffins again.
What a touching tribute for your friend...I to have a 15 yr old friend who's facing his final challenges...I know I will miss him. But regardless he will be with me always.....as your dog is with you.....in your heart
My Sister is a Pastor and we have talked about whether dogs and cats have a 'soul', the conclusion we came to is yes, they do. Correct me if I'm wrong when you watch your four legged furry family member sleeping, do you notice how they try to run? They must be dreaming, maybe it's chasing a cat or something. If they dream, they've got a soul, if they have a soul, they go to heaven. This is just my opinion I'm sharing with you. Think about it.
Boller was my dog before he was Baxter's. When I had him his name was "Mike." There is a story behind how Baxter ended up with him. It's obvious that it was all meant to be.
My constant companion for over 11 years now is my buddy and pal "Sparky". He's a Jack Russell Terrier, I know he is getting old, I know I need to prepare-dang, sure isn't easy.
A good dog is a farmer's right hand, partner, and best friend. I lost my Bonnie last May. I never had to worry when we went out to get chores done together, because she always had my back. And she saved it more than once, too.
Baxter said a mouthful here for me at least. I have been looking for the words to explain to me why I took for granted my wonderful and faithful friend until she was gone. Many a day was lost to the minutia as Baxter suggest. Too busy to even notice my loyal and faithful friend, but she was always there.
I second that! I love my Dog She is by my side every moment she can loves me know matter how grumpy i can be! loves to go for drives and walks just an over all best Freand!
I had to escort my best friend over the "Rainbow Bridge", three years ago, after 13 years, he was my constant companion and he loved me unconditionally, I loved him too. I haven't had a dog since I guess I'm still in mourning because I can't bring myself to get another dog. I called him "Stinky Boy", he answered better to that name than Maxx. I don't trust humans like I trust an animal, I'm sure whoever reads this can understand what I'm saying. Enough of that. I really enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing.
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Awesome video. Cried for my Blue but you had a special cattle dog too and I am very sorry for your loss. I found a huge hard cancer lump on Blue's abdomen and the vet did not want to operate because his congestive heart failure was so bad he would not have survived the surgery. They are our family not just a dog.
Putting my dog down was my best,yet hardest choice I've had to make. I wanted to help her live longer,but I knew it would have been cruel. She knew it was her time to go,and I gave her her wish. she lived a long happy life.
"I was just a pup when we first met, I loved you from the start. You picked me up and took me home, And placed me in your heart. Good times we had together, We shared all life could throw. But years passed all too quickly, My time has come to go. I know how much you miss me, I know your heart is sore I see the tears that fall When I'm not waiting at the door. You always did your best for me, Your love was plain to see. For even though it broke your heart, You set my spirit free. So please be brave without me, One day we'll meet once more. For when you're called to heaven, I'll be waiting at the door."
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I've had many dogs. Rarely have I been without one. When they pass on I shed tears for them, or, perhaps, those tears are for me. When my time comes, I know they all will be there waiting for me.
Our 4 legged friends will be a that rainbow bridge
Ditto.
I had an Aussie that I raised from a pup working dairy cattle. She was with me all the time. I had to have her put to sleep when she was almost 16. It broke my heart. She was with me through my low times and my high times. She hung around long enough to see me cured from Leukemia. The lord put that old girl in my life at just the right time and I thank him for that. RIP Dixie Belle.
Hearing of Mr Black's passing today
This will always be one of my favorites ❤ 🐾🐾
Agreed
Baxter was a veterinarian before he became a poet. Loved listening to him. RIP
That was so sweet. My Aussie--now 14--looks just like Baxter's did...and he's as good a dog as it's possible to be. I'm appreciating while he's here; and, like Baxter, I'll appreciate him when he's gone.
Baxter, you are a man's man. Anybody who is that feeling towards his dog is a good man. I have had a few dogs in my life which I miss dearly. Anyone who says dogs don't have emotional feelings or can't feel love is missing a major part of life. God bless you Baxter.
I lost my boy today. There has to be dogs in heaven. He had a more pure heart than I could ever have. Thank you Baxter.
I just had my 11 yr old red heeler put down today. i cried every time i listened to this before. I love and miss you Tessie.
A tear jerker for the ones with a heart. For those who "thumbs down" this...ISIS is still recruiting.
That could make a stone cry.
What a Great Tribute to Man's Best Friend. As many others have said,"if you don't believe dogs have feelings and emotions have a large piece of their Heart missing". I've had many dogs over the years and have several now, and I Love everyone of them. They meet you at the door all excited, no matter how long you've been gone. They look at you with those deep warm eyes and your Heart just melts. Dogs are a Gift from God I'm sure of that. And there's nobody around who can tell it like Baxter.
I had to put my beagle down this week, my heart is broken. He might have been just a dog, but he was our dog, our sweet little puppy and we loved him so much. He will be missed!
Thank you Baxter. I tear up every time I watch this video. I wish I could post a picture of my little buddy on this comment. My little Scamp was the best dog I ever had. He was family; well they all are really. More human than dog somehow. He was all of 14 pounds but ruled all the dogs, even the big ole 70 pounders...
He followed me everywhere. He wanted nothing more than to be in my presence. I'd imagine that's what God wants out of us.
May your buddy RIP. We know how you feel; thanks for reminding folks there is no such thing as 'just a dog.' What a sweet and loving memorial.
We lost our "Scout" last summer after fourteen years. First one we had to put down and we thought maybe we were gonna swear off the four legged family members. Now after spending a year tending to my wife's mother and saying goodbye when alzheimers took Her, My wife and I brought home "Maggie". I don't know where in the heart dogs reside but that is their place and their place only.
We had to put down my 3 year old Airedale, Autumn a week ago on Sunday. She had renal carcinoma. It was time for her but the hole in my heart is huge. She was my best friend and the best dog I have ever had. This is a beautiful poem, thank you so much Baxter. It brings on another stream of tears, they just seem to keep coming back.
That sure hits close to home! Many times, many wonderful dogs, many heartaches when they pass on, but soothed with the wonderful memories!
RIP Baxter. I’m sure your old friend was the first to great you in Heaven.
"just a dog"...nope. Not the ones that are special to us....far more than just a dog, they're family members that leaven us.
RIP to all the pups out there that have passed on, rest easy all.
Lost my dog over the week-end. This really hit home. Thanks Baxter.
Good to see you here!
Good wishes from Cushing Oklahoma.....
I lost my dog Pepper of 15 years, one of the hardest things I have gone through, I listen to this every now and again, close my eyes and remember him chasing and herding, the things he lived for. Thank you, Baxter, for putting it into perspective.
Had dog named Pepper when I was growing up, she went to the barn with Dad every morning to do the milking, she kept the cows from standing in the doorway. Dont know who missed her more, me or Dad.
Thanks for sharing your fine words and letting everyone know how you feel about your best companion. My emotions run as deep as my love for my own pets. Peace
Well, dangit. Now I'm in tears all over again missing my own Aussie, Shasta. She brought us much joy and a little consternation, and left us too soon. For weeks after her passing, we could hear her in the house - flopping down on the wooden floor and sighing, the jingle of her tags, her nails clipping across the kitchen floor. It was sweet of her to comfort us that way for awhile.
This is the best video I have heard on RUclips as far a remembering a pet goes.
Thank you. I lost my 16 year old dog today. Much appreciated.
I may be 42 now.. but when I grow up, I want to be this guy,
Lee Ryder Dr Black would correct you that he hasn't grown up yet either.
I have been following you for more than 20 years, your writings got me thru veterinary school with a smile on my face, or a different perspective I had not seen before. Proud to count you among my colleagues. Very touching tribute.
Oh Baxter, I cried. Your sweet dog looks like our Gracie, the finest Aussie we've ever known. She'll be 15 in October, God willing. I am bracing myself.
You said it far better than I could. I was blessed with a great dog for 15 years, and just lost him last week. Your poem fits him well. He taught me so much.
this isn't the first time I've listened to this, it touches my heart - the part that belongs to animals. The tears are for all the creatures large and small that I've been lucky enough to know in my life.
Thank you. We lost 2 this year one in February and yesterday. They were the same age. Our male lost his eyesight and couldn't walk on his own anymore. Heartbreaking to watch them suffer. God Bless our Furbabies
This is as good as it gets. As a songwriter I am deeply touched. A man revealing his heart is a delicate endeavor. Well done sir.
Here I sit in tears, having had a few of those "just a dogs" that managed to worm their way right into my heart. I will be forever grateful to have shared time and space with my furry friends. Thank you for sharing about your friend. God bless.....
Baxter, thank you for putting into words what many of us feel but don't know how to say properly. I'm sure more than a few tears have been shed at the viewing of this video...
This is such a great tribute. Every time I see it, I think of my good furry friends that have passed and I am thankful for the ones that lay at my feet and never leave my side all day.
Thank you sir, you really put things in perspective. What a beautiful tribute to what sounds like a wonderful member of your family.
That was right on target. I miss my Santana every day. And why haven't I heard of you before, Mr. Baxter Black? You have a way with words.
I had a dream once about my dog. He had been dead a few weeks. I dreamed that he talked to me like a person. It wasn't weird though or funny though.He didnt move his mouth or anything, it was like he came to me in a dream like they god did to prophets. He talked like how I imagine he would if he could. He told me how he just got old and he was hurting and his time had come. He talked about how he loved the family and he talked about times we had. It eased the hurt I felt . My one and only dog.
My boy sat in the front seat of the pick up and when I looked over at him he would reach over with his leg and put his left paw on my shoulder. I tell people that if I knew for certain I would be with him I would go right now.
Thanks for "taking the Vow of Poetry" Baxter! I always enjoy your work. Here's another favorite of mine by one of your esteemed colleagues.
A friend sent me this link today. I had to put my little chorkie, Briggs, down Monday. God, it's hard. He was all I had left of my husband :(
Thanks Baxter, I've had a few good friends like yours, RIP Katy, Bell & Cassie, you three made this cowboy's job a lot easier, and a heck of a lot funnier!
My dog Gracie came to me, because I became a recluse. I stopped trusting people and lived my life alone. The way she came to me really is an amazing story, but the important part of my story is because of our walks at the park and neighborhood, we began to make friends and now we have many people and dogs that we can call friends. Thanks Gracie, there hasn't been a pill invented that could have done what you have.
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Furry Snuggle Buddies are the original antidepressant
RIP to Ole Dog & those of ours that have given us a good life & to Baxter Black, will be missed.
Our dog just passed away today a few hours ago and this made me cry so hard we had him since i was 4 and im 18 now and i just dont know what to do now that hes gone he was such a good farm dog wanting to ride on the tractors and equipment and now that hes gone i dont know what to do
Thanks Mr Black. That was perfect. I love my dogs.
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Thank You, Baxter. Truer words were never spoken!!
Over a 31 year period my wife and I have had to put down 6 dogs. Many tears were shed. It is such a shame that dogs don't live as long as us. There would not be a life without a dog to bring joy into our lives. They love us through thick and thin and our lives are better off for the relatively brief period of time that we are allowed to share with them.
You, your ending cracked and got me too. I had many , and mourned and missed them when their time came , they are always my best friend.
may my beautiful dog harley rest in peace. i miss you my girl, i wish you never had to go. you were a great friend to me, and always protected me. hope there's plenty of room for you to play in heaven
Best pet dog tribute ever. Thank you sir.
All dogs are a gift from heaven! Even if they bite you in the face! I still love you Stanley!
I just lost my baby boy Casey. Thanks for this Baxter
Dogs...give you most of your happiest days...and one of your saddest
We adopted a dachshund 3 years ago when he was 7 years old. He was too old too use for breeding anymore and needed a loving home. He is the best dog ever! He barks at strangers and protects whoever he is sitting with. He is losing his teeth and cant 'hold it' all night anymore. He is our first dog. I own cats but a dog is so different. A dog is so happy to see you,so happy for a walk or a belly rub. Peanut is his name and he is getting old. But we love him: barking and all because he loves us.
This is a great video short. My sister inlaw lost her dog a few weeks ago so I sent this video to her to let her know that there are other people who loved their dogs and they know how she feels. I have never met Baxter although my father is related to his wife Cindy Lou Black.
"If there are no dogs in heaven, I want to go where they went" Will Rogers.
I’m lucky, I’ve always had smart and loyal dogs and the love of animals is one thing my kids did inherit from me that was worth having. I remember each and ever one fondly just like any other family member.
After losing my "best friend" a few years ago, I tried to figure out if dogs go to heaven. I have come to this conclusion "If dogs don't go to heaven, then there is no such thing as heaven."
C Jorgenson if dogs don't go to heaven I want to go where they go.
Much, much greater minds than mine have grappled with this one.
According to my pastor, Martin Luther once was trying to console a little boy whose dog had died. The boy asked, "Pastor Luther, will there be dogs in Heaven?" Luther's reply was Divinely inspired: "Yes, if that's what it takes to make you happy there."
Yep, I do believe there are animals in heaven. I got a couple a horses, a cat and one good dog waiting for me when I get there!
Oh there is a heaven... the good book tells us so. Not all people go there but all dogs do. Animals don't have original sin so they go straight to heaven to the Lord who made them. Not all of us will make it there...but I want to go meet my Corey and Muffins again.
I agree
What a touching tribute for your friend...I to have a 15 yr old friend who's facing his final challenges...I know I will miss him. But regardless he will be with me always.....as your dog is with you.....in your heart
My Sister is a Pastor and we have talked about whether dogs and cats have a 'soul', the conclusion we came to is yes, they do. Correct me if I'm wrong when you watch your four legged furry family member sleeping, do you notice how they try to run? They must be dreaming, maybe it's chasing a cat or something. If they dream, they've got a soul, if they have a soul, they go to heaven. This is just my opinion I'm sharing with you. Think about it.
When you get a moment, look up Romans 8:18-21. In the Amplified version, it's the loudest. (No pun intended.)
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Thank you, Michael White, I'll bring this up in church tonight. God Bless
There is no one on earth that could convince me otherwise....all animals have souls
Boller was my dog before he was Baxter's. When I had him his name was "Mike." There is a story behind how Baxter ended up with him. It's obvious that it was all meant to be.
Truthful and kind words.
2021. Shared with all my Facebook friends.
My constant companion for over 11 years now is my buddy and pal "Sparky". He's a Jack Russell Terrier, I know he is getting old, I know I need to prepare-dang, sure isn't easy.
Prose that’s poetic. I share this video with everyone I know who loses their dog. It helps!
Thanks for this, I will be putting my Lab Noah down next week There is nothing like the love of a dog.
My soul buddy just pasted yesterday... how I miss him.... my days are so empty without you Scrappy
Thanks for sharing this, real good.
A good dog is a farmer's right hand, partner, and best friend. I lost my Bonnie last May. I never had to worry when we went out to get chores done together, because she always had my back. And she saved it more than once, too.
Wow....he describe my dog 100 precent...i think about him everyday
Baxter is with his dog now. They're both happy. RIP
RIP Mr. Black
How the hell can two people not like this!!!??? Damn Haters!!!
Baxter said a mouthful here for me at least. I have been looking for the words to explain to me why I took for granted my wonderful and faithful friend until she was gone.
Many a day was lost to the minutia as Baxter suggest. Too busy to even notice my loyal and faithful friend, but she was always there.
I second that! I love my Dog She is by my side every moment she can loves me know matter how grumpy i can be! loves to go for drives and walks just an over all best Freand!
Sorry for your families loss. "just a dog" translates to me, "part of the family"... sad days.
Thank you
R.I.P. Baxter Black. He’s gone to collect his best friends at the Rainbow Bridge.
Thanks for the kind words of wisdom Baxter.
I choke up everytime I hear this one. tonight, I weep.
Miss my babies, Neckbone and Homefry. Putting them down was like putting down one of my own children.....
I hope Baxter is with his old friend out there,
R.I.P. Cowboy
Beautiful
I had to escort my best friend over the "Rainbow Bridge", three years ago, after 13 years, he was my constant companion and he loved me unconditionally, I loved him too. I haven't had a dog since I guess I'm still in mourning because I can't bring myself to get another dog. I called him "Stinky Boy", he answered better to that name than Maxx. I don't trust humans like I trust an animal, I'm sure whoever reads this can understand what I'm saying. Enough of that. I really enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing.
For What It Is Worth Brother ..I Raised A Marine With Your Dad's Attitude - And Yours!! DIG?!? I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOUR SPIRIT LIVES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ROCK ON MY BROTHER!!
Beautiful, Can't wait to met ya all on the other side of Rainbow Bridge.
RUclips needs a "love" button
Awesome video. Cried for my Blue but you had a special cattle dog too and I am very sorry for your loss. I found a huge hard cancer lump on Blue's abdomen and the vet did not want to operate because his congestive heart failure was so bad he would not have survived the surgery. They are our family not just a dog.
Rest in peace Baxter.
Baxter will be missed around here too :)
Putting my dog down was my best,yet hardest choice I've had to make. I wanted to help her live longer,but I knew it would have been cruel. She knew it was her time to go,and I gave her her wish. she lived a long happy life.
RIP Cowboy......Godspeed
"I was just a pup when we first met,
I loved you from the start.
You picked me up and took me home,
And placed me in your heart.
Good times we had together,
We shared all life could throw.
But years passed all too quickly,
My time has come to go.
I know how much you miss me,
I know your heart is sore
I see the tears that fall
When I'm not waiting at the door.
You always did your best for me,
Your love was plain to see.
For even though it broke your heart,
You set my spirit free.
So please be brave without me,
One day we'll meet once more.
For when you're called to heaven,
I'll be waiting at the door."
very good my old friend.
Very nice Baxter!
Nice old work truck ,sorry for your loss.
love it thanks for sharing!
Thanx Baxy.. fine epilogue to a noble creature.. I hope you don't mind if I use the same for my dog when she passes.. makes me appreciate her more.
Angel's on Earth!
This helped me thanks 🙏🏻