Remembering Biscuit (blandings The Illusionist

[jonesyins14]

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Its 2 years today since I lost my Biscuit in a tragic accident. Everyone says the pain gets less - it does but I still think of him everyday. My first whippet who had the fullest 4 years of living. Still love you so much.

Run free

Kathy and family

 

[AnnSa]

:huggles:

 

[affieluver]

aww! im sure he is up there running free thinking of you too :huggles: :huggles:

 

[rls22]

It does get easier but you never forget them.

:huggles:

 

[Suerose]

My thoughts are with you - it must be very hard to lose a loved whippet in the prime of life. Hard enough when they have lived a long and happy life!

 

[Zephyr]

I really feel for you and your loss of Biscuit. Years ago I had to have a wonderful, healthy, beautiful rescued dog put down at only 18 months old due to biting. He was wonderful with me and the few people he trusted, but fearful and nervous with others due to cruel treatment as a pup. I thought of him every day for several years, and one day realised I hadn't thought about him for a week and then I knew I was finally getting over the pain of losing him. I will never forget him though, and his picture is still in my living room 23 years later. :huggles:

RIP Biscuit, you were much loved.

 

[julie_s]

:huggles: Run free biscuit.

 

[haycroft]

:wub: :wub: he'l be never forgotton :huggles:

 

[Crystal]

Kathy - I know exactly how you feel (many years on I still feel sad about the tragedy) and the pain does reduce over time but you never forget - Biscuit was such a lovely boy and such a tragic accident :huggles: Sue x

 

[meddling]

That must have been a terrible time for you, I hope as time moves on the anniversary gets a little easier for you :huggles:

 

[angelmoonbaby@btinternet.com]

Dear Kathy and family

I did'nt have the pleasure of knowing Biscuit, but I know the of the pain, sorrow and that hollow feeling that you get when you lose a beloved Whippet and I feel for you all right now. I lost my baby Harvey Moon in February 2007 aged only 4 years and 10 months and my beloved Louie 6 weeks ago (Moonies Daddy) aged 10 years and 11 months. Although I know my boys had the best life that they could have had and they were spoiled rotten, I still miss them every waking moment, just like you. I sleep with their coats and cuddle them so I feel near to my boys. I kiss their photos every day and talk to them. It is still so hard and as you do I think of them every waking moment. At least I know they were loved and they must know that too and they can never be replaced. Biscuit run free with my boys at Rainbow Bridge and one day you will be re-united with your family that loved you so much, and still do. xxxx

In memory of Harvey Moon and Louie (Boy Dids) Barton.

Mummy and Grandma xxx RIP Till we meet again xxx

 

[doris]

Kathy, Sunny went just over 2 years ago, and I still get a tear in my eye every day when I think about him.

I remember you posting about Biscuit at the time, it was such a sudden, terrible shock.

But your memories will live with you forever . . . . a bit like a tattoo does :- " :huggles:

 

[jinnyfizz]

One of the hardest things to cope with ....... sudden loss at a young age

I lost Fizz, my 4 year old collie, last year with no warning and no reason. She just went to sleep and never woke up.

She loved to run and play - I hope she's keeping Biscuit company now :huggles:

Memories of a much loved friend never fade :wub:

 

[dessie]

So sad, I still miss my beloved Dessie after nearly 4 years. I know people say to remember the good times but the pain of losing her is still so great I can still only grieve and regret having to make that awful decision and she was 14! Sophie's puppies are her grandchildren and they are very special little people.

 

[jonesyins14]

Thank you everyone for your kind comments. It makes me feel so much better that other people feel like I do. Sometimes I think my thoughts and feelings are so vivid that I am the next person for the 'funny farm' :blink: . I used to shed a tear everyday, usually when driving home but now its less. I am so happy and proud that he had one litter of babies. When I see them at shows I see him in their faces and some of their actions and expressions are like a chip off the old block! This is sometimes really sad but lovely at the same time, he lives on through his children. Always interesting the nature or nurture argument, but his daughters have mannerisms just like him, it could be him, yet he never lived with them.

I feel safer now that I can sit here typing this tears rolling down my face, cause you guys do it too :luck: it still amazes me that these little souls get under our skin in this way. I have always had cats and horses and loads of pets as a kid but nothing can compare to my love of my whippets - I have a son and a daughter and I truely feel that my whippets are only a hairs width from having had more babies. Im sure you know what I mean.

Kathy x

 

[quintessence]

Hi Kathy, I remember so much your Biscuit having his tragic accident, and think about it often when I am out with my two boys.

My whippet previous to Sparky was Patch who was all I ever wanted in a dog, ok he had one ear permanently pointing upwards, the boys also called him Radar which he answered to, I loved him so much. He would often lie on the landing with the sun streaming in through the window but if you clicked on the gas fire he would come hurtling down the stairs to lie in front of it. We don't often switch the fire on with if we do I always hear him coming down the stairs, even after all this time. In a couple of weeks the builders are taking out the fire and it will just be a plain wall, I am dreading it, it will be a link gone from my beloved boy.

Biscuit, Patch and all the other much loved dogs find a place in our hearts, curl up like little balls and stay there safe and sound, always with us.

Jenny

 

[JAX]

So sad, I still miss my beloved Dessie after nearly 4 years.  I know people say to remember the good times but the pain of losing her is still so great I can still only grieve and regret having to make that awful decision and she was 14!  Sophie's puppies are her grandchildren and they are very special little people.

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Im the same with Mayzee Now I have a litter fo fawn gt grand children :wub: . I know I can never replace her and unlike Biscuit she was lucky and had a full life of 16 years.

But whatever age we lose them the loss is forever with us .

We can have photos all around our home s to keep them forever in our sights and hearts

 

[Janimal]

Such lovely but yet such sad stories...dont they just leave such big holes in your heart. Ive lost 2 whippets in my liftetime so far...not young....but nevertheless never forgotten... :huggles:

Run free Biscuit...always loved. :huggles: