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ADD A TRIBUTE TO YOUR ANGEL CANINE

Losing the physical presence of a furry family member is one of life's most difficult experiences. However, memories of these "Angel Canines" can ease the tears and the heartache.

If you would like to share a memory of your Angel Canine, please e-mail a photo and/or a short tribute (50 words or less, please) to be posted on this Web site.

I will frame the photo and add graphics as I've done for my angel canines. You can also request only a plaque with their name. There is NO CHARGE for adding a tribute to this site.

 

Smarter than most humans and certainly other animals...
As we took our walks around the neighborhood, of course other dogs would bark, some of them more insistently than others. Ace took this all in stride, usually ignoring them. However, I remember one dog in particular that charged the fence, yapping like crazy. As the dog continued to yap, Ace sauntered along until we got almost to the end of this dog's yard. Then he casually lifted his leg and "baptized" the other dog. As the other dog stepped back and shook his head--sputtering but quiet--Ace resumed his sauntering. I don't recall that dog ever being out again when we walked by. :)