He enjoyed life to the fullest and loved with all his heart. What a good boy! Stealing shoes. Tapping the ball into the water to jump in and retrieve it. Giving face kisses. Giving arm kisses. Playing hours and hours and hours of fetch. Bringing down dads socks and proudly showing them off. Barking at every jogger/biker across the street. Laughing with you at 10 pm while we played fetch in the snow. Drooling on Daddy's pants as you waited anxiously for the cracker that you knew was coming. Sleeping specifically on mommy's pajamas. Beginning to swim at the island. Going to the window barking every time the neighbor slammed their car door. Going on walks to the nature preserve w Daddy. Destroying plush toys by pulling out every last piece of fluff. Spending the day on the couch w Mommy. Pouncing on toys like a cat. Bringing the treat ball. Always bringing Mommy the treat ball because you knew she would fill it. Specifically giving Daddy the ball because he threw farther then Mommy. Cleaning Rascals ears. Having your head cleaned by Rascal. Getting head butts or kisses on the head from Riley. Car rides. Nose prints. Endless supply of treats. Bringing Mommy the throw toy and smiling at her until she played and inevitably enjoyed fetch. Eating the cone around your neck. Eating your crate cushion. Games of fetch at 11pm. Games of fetch at 6am. Snuggling. Loving asparagus and zucchini. Keeping Mommy company on the ottoman while she worked from home. Laying on Mommy's feet. Keeping Mommy warm all 5 days of the power outage by laying on her. Hogging the king sized bed. Being the "Rufferee". Being our best friend. Don't forget... Between hello and goodbye there was love. There was so much love.

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