All of our dogs work with diligence during their working career. So, when it is time to retire, we see that they enjoy their retirement to the fullest. Here are some pictures of our dogs that have retired or have sadly crossed the rainbow bridge
My constant shadow his entire life. There was nothing
that
Noah could not accomplish if he thought it made me smile.
Dear Mommy
Dear mommy don't be sad. I know you miss me now. You were there with me. When I took my final bow.
Dear mommy it was time. Like an angel, away I flew. Up in heaven it is wonderful. I am like brand new.
Dear mommy don't forget. The way I hopped and ran. No matter how I got to you. You said I was your man.
Dear mommy please don't cry. I know it is so hard. Forever I'll watch over you. I'll always be on guard.
Dear mommy can't you see. Sometimes it's for the best. I hurt no longer now. And I can finally rest.
Dear mommy listen now. I'll be there when you call. One thing I hope you always know. I loved you most of all.
In loving memory of our Noah.
by: Jamie Stanley
Prax left us on July 30, 2008-he crossed the rainbow bridge with his ball in his mouth laying in my lap. Prax enjoyed a well deserved retirement with us. Prax competed in France and was titled Ring I 4 X's, Ring II 4 X's and Ring III 7 X's. Prax was a police service dog in Houston, Tx as well.
Prax was also in two commercials, a sugar commercial in France and a Conoco Phillips commercial in
the US. Prax also was training to be a Search and Rescue dog when he had to retire due to nasal cancer. This boy has been a great dog and was spoiled accordingly.