My dog passed away while I was at sleep away camp last summer. She was old and scruffy and slow, but was the sweetest little thing. She died while my brother held her in the car on the way to the vet's. My other dog gets lonely and misses her too. Also, the other dog is getting grays
Excuse me... I have to cuddle my dog for a very very long time. *Wipes tears in fur*
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· 9 years ago
I never had a dog, and I always wanted one, still do. One time, I got paid to babysit for a dog, she was old, fat and shook with her butt every time she walked. Every time I took her outside everybody would give her some food and she'd meet her boyfriends. She was the cutest thing and she followed me everywhere. She was the only reason I woke up at 6:00AM to give her something to eat and take her out for a walk. And my sleep is precious but I couldn't resist her cute eyes. And the last day, the last time I saw her, I just laid in bed. Becoming sad because she was like a friend to me, and then she joined me. And slept with me. I love you Scott♥
I had to read WtRFG in 3rd grade, and then we watched the movie as a class. The principal actually made us leave school 4 hours early because we were all crying so much.
What! That's even worse. I balled like a baby when I read this post. Even though I should have known It was a trap when I saw the dog. Sheesh. I wonder what goes through the teachers mind when they decide to show it to children. I mean at least wait a couple years. Old yelled didn't affect me as much. I just cringed when when he was shot. But WtRFG from what I can remember was very descriptive. Not exactly a great idea to show a bunch of children
That was the worst. I was just thinking that. Especially when the boy dog died saving the boy. And sl that time the boy spent saving money up. And they die really soon of each other. AND he had to leave where he buried them. Assuming that he never went back
My eyes just worked out, it's sweat
Where the Red Fern Grows.
Because of Winn Dixie.
Marley and Me.
Ol' Yeller.
Hachiko.
Tuck Everlasting