I wish I could tell them how much I grateful I am

smkie

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I watched this stupid scary movie last night about a woman alone in a watch tower. It made me really think how I am just at ease, at peace when my dogs are with me. I know one night I was at the guild late without them and I was spooked to be in that building in the middle of the city all by myself. I had never ever felt that way when they were there. My heart dog in the past showed me that he would eat his way through a door to protect me. THe night that man came in the guild with a bad temper and spooked the dogs, Mary and Victor, they chased him down the hall and had him blubbering against the towel rack. I didn't even know Victor had it in them. I have post stress issues that alone, would be incredibly difficult , but with my dogs beside me, I do not worry, I do not even think about danger.

When we had the fire, Mary and Bronki let me know even before the smoke detector went off. When a man was outside my bedroom window hiding from the police on the corner that were looking for him, Mary nudged me, she didn't make a sound. 16 years of her by my side as the other Mother, as my protector and confidant. There is nothing I could do good enough for any of them that would repay what they have given me.
I know this is sappy, but I really wanted to say it. THat movie brought all of this up for me to think about until the wee hours of the morning. With Pepper on one side and Victor on the other, even the movie didn't seem anything but cheesy.
 
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You don't have to tell them you are grateful. I think they know :) I do believe people have guardian angels and yours are your beloved dogs.
 

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