Blu at Two
Blu Came Home
~in January 2013
So today I decided to celebrate her birthday a couple of days early, we went for a walk/hike. She is amazing– she just loves children and other dogs. We are not hunters; however, I believe she would be a real good bird dog if given some training.
Blu has faced a Big Change
Unfortunately, she is like a lot of children today. I am speaking of having their parents become divorced. Ron and I have decided to part ways; she lives with him. I didn’t have a home where I could keep her. She is not as finished as we hoped when we got her. This lack of manners is because she did not receive enough early age training. She is a sweet girl. She loves to give hugs; she will come up to you, and lightly put her neck right on your neck.
Our Birthday Walk
Blu and I met a lady walking with her children. Of course, they wanted to pet Blu. As usual, I said yes. So I was explaining that her birthday was in two days. They were excited for her. The little boy asked if they can sing happy birthday to her. Wasn’t that so precious? I asked for permission to post it online. We got it.
Blu was the Perfect Pup
I just wanted to say thank you for picking out the most wonderful puppy for us. Sorry for not getting you an update on her life sooner. As you can see a lot has happened. I wanted to let you know she is alive, healthy, happy, and a joy to be around. Thank you again. Tammi
Breeder’s Comment
We truly appreciate the extra effort Tammi went to (in order) to send us the note given the circumstances. Divorce and broken relationships are one of the primary reasons pets become orphaned. On occasion, neither person can take the family pet. This splitting-the-sheets action can lead to kind of hurt that is almost too much to bear–so much loss packed into the process of the dissolution. When a child’s pet must be left at a shelter or rehomed it can leave an even bigger wound than the parents separation.
The pets are often the best kind of friend. They keep our secrets. They know our hurt. The love us unconditionally. There most certainly are no adequate words to cover what they mean to us. To leave them behind is tragic and heartbreaking. In some cases, it is unavoidable.
We have received many inquiries from people who lost their beloved Weimaraner in the divorce or separation. The sad truth is you cannot just replace what you had. You must start over with a new best friend. Never give up–it is possible to begin afresh. Each journey is unique and takes us to a special place we share with that particular Weimaraner.
Posted on November 17, 2015, in Bringing home the Weimaraner, Children and Weims, Duchess X Blue, Information and Education, OwyheeStar Gray Ghost, OwyheeStar News, OwyheeStar Weim, Owyheestar Weimaraner, OwyheeStar Weimaraner Puppy, Previous Pup Update, Puppy Development and tagged Children and the Weimaraner, Children and Weims, Companion Weim, Companion Weimaraner, Companion Weims, Gray Ghost, Gray Ghost Weim, Gray Ghost Weimar, Gray Weimaraner, OwyheeStar, OwyheeStar Weimaraner, the Weimaraner, The Weimaraner and children, Weim and children, Weimaraner, Weims and children, Weims with young children. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
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Blu, you are beautiful! I bet she would be the eyeatcher in every show ring :o) A happy happy Birthday to you.
She is a winner despite the challenges.
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