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No, unfortunately. I'd like to get one. We had a miniature schnauzer we took in from my grandfather (you can read about him in Rainbow Bridge, his name was Skippy). He was the best!

I wanted to see Marley and Me, but I knew the end was sad, we have Netflix, and everytime I'd see it I'd think "I wanna see that, but. .." until last weekend when my mom said "Marley and me is right there, let's go with Marley and me" 90% of the movie is not sad, but the ending . . .bring a...

What did it to me the most was the vet saying "He won't feel a thing, he'll just slip away" My dad was with Skippy when we had him euthanized, and our vet said the same thing. It's a peaceful way to go, but heartbreaking for the family

Thanks. Skippy was perfect, could not ask for a nicer dog. I miss him

I don't know if I can read it if it's sadder in the end. Great movie though, I'm sure the book is to. It's a sad reality to owning a dog though

I'm sure they are. It's good my grandfather went first, it would have been really difficult to tell him we had his dog put down, I don't know if he would have ever been able to understand or accept it. I imagine Skippy went bowling over to my grandfather and jumped up on his lap

My grandfather had a wonderful miniature Schnauzer named Skippy. He was the softest dog ever, he even cried if you went across the street! When my grandfather couldn't look after Skippy, we took him in. Skippy was 11 by then. He stayed in good health, but showed his age more and more after my...

My name is Christine, I've always loved dogs of any sort, especially labs, retrievers, terriers and hounds.

I so agree about Marley and me. My late grandfather had a miniature Schnauzer named Skippy, he was so sweet and affectionate. We took him in when my grandfather couldn't look after him, Skippy was 11 at that point. Sadly, he was put down at age 14, due to old age and his quality of life had...