What a rough puppy you were. A playful one with really sharp teeth. Very enthusiastic about everything. After all, you were the daughter of an agility champion named Mitzi. One of eight beautiful puppies and I chose yellow girl, who was calm until we arrived home. You were amazing. You would fly through the air off the steps of the deck and always disliked the leash. Great without a leash with a miraculously remembering all obedience commands from your training classes. You did so well. You ran free and never left the property you more more interested in people than other dogs lol. You always looked for your Mommy and waited by the door for her to come home. In your elder years, your cataracts took most of your vision and your hearing went. Walking with a leash became a comfort. You lost a lot of weight, but not your beauty. Your labs came back just perfect, but your body had started to betray you. You took your meds like a champ. Your balance was bad and so we lined everywhere with pillows. It didn't stop you from being hurt. Last week, you really wrenched your leg and had to be carried outside when you needed to go. You stopped drinking. You stopped eating. You looked at us and told us what you needed. How am I going to live without you, my angel? I don't know. You are so loved and so terribly missed. 12/1/25 I am shattered without you...gutted...my darling. How do I live without you? Now I must remember you longer than I knew you. I'll be seeing you in all the old familiar places that this heart of mine embraces all day through. I'll find you in the morning sun and when the day is through, I'll be looking at the moon, and I'll be seeing you.I love you so. Your Mommy 12/4/25 My darling angel Delilah. I am lost without you. I see you everywhere and then nowhere. How can I go on without you? We lived for each other. I can't stop crying. Please come back. Please. I love and miss you so.I still have all the pillows lined up and your food and water out. I sleep with your ashes and your cuddle clone, Cole, that I had made two years ago, knowing this day would come. I took a short walk from the garage the other day and it killed me to walk without you. I remembered the old war song, I'll walk alone because to tell you the truth I am lonely. I will take your leash when I walk. I love you so, my darling. I am getting my first tattoo on Wednesday of your paw print. I told you I would. I saw the little bird you sent the other day. Thank you, my bud dog. Forever and ever, your loving Mommy Please also visit Clyde-Bailey and Zoe.

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