Friday, September 4, 2015

Fountain of Youth

I always like to joke (and by joke, I mean say with a smile but deep down really really mean it) that if I ever found the Fountain of Youth I'd make sure Sunny & Rosy got some too.

Been thinking about how much older the girls look since I first got them. Sunny will be turning 11 and Rosy will be turning 6 in October. Why do they have to get old so quickly?! Stay young and live forever!

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  1. UnknownSeptember 4, 2015 at 4:18 PM

    I know this probably won't help but I'm forever heartbroken if I only think about the possibility of my pug not spending the rest of my life with me. He's 6 now and while he still has a lot of time, it saddens me and makes me want to cry. Mortality is stupid when it comes to pets.

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  2. PeggySeptember 6, 2015 at 6:28 AM

    Aww, my heart is right there with you. Our Sammy will be 9 in November. Let me know if you find that Fountain of Youth!

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  3. D'GypsySeptember 12, 2015 at 9:11 PM

    Gosh I feel the same exact way!!! I was an LVT (Licensed Vet Tech)- when my Jezi (Jezebel Bean) was handed to me straight from her Pug momma's womb- when I worked in the ICU of an emergency hospital in AZ! She started getting gray at the ripe old age of 2 yrs. and at first I called them "highlights"! But now at 7yrs she looks so much older than she is! Her once fully black face is now gray :(
    It's so hard being a Vet Tech and having to see pets being euthanized every day and their grieving owners! I can't help thinking of that day with my Jezi- I literally torture myself with the thought! So hard- they are our children (in my case more so since I have no human children) and to know they will likely pass before us is cruel!
    You have beautiful Pugs- thank you for sharing their lives with us fellow Pug lovers!

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  4. c_starz138September 17, 2015 at 11:06 PM

    Just want to say how much i enjoy your posts and the delight they bring to my days. Every single one of your adventures with Sunny and Rosy really resonates with me since i've an eight-year old pug too. Really wish these bundles of joy can live forever! I really dread the day when she will no longer be with me :( But i think the best that we can do is just to treasure our moments together.

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