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Ch Linea's Blonde Over Blue, CGC, RE (Blondie) has left her kingdom and her pack behind. 4/23/2002 to 3/26/2016.

Most of you have never meet her because early on in this traveling life she decided to claim my husband and his heart and would remain here at home to supervise his pottery making, visits with friends and general errand running (weather permitting.) She is/was Stuart's mom, Audrey's Grandma and puppy Josef's Great Aunt.....

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Oh, sorry to hear that. Now who will supervise the recliner/pottery man?

So sorry Tina for your loss of Blondie ... sounds like She was a grand lady... she will meet Maggie with so many other fur babies of our RV friends that are at the Rainbow Bridge these months...

I'm very sorry for your loss, Tina.

So sorry.....she'll be waiting for the rest of the gang to join her down the road but the Pottery Man will need another companion when you leave with the kids.

So sorry

What a legacy she's left, Tina. She lives on in that.


Laura, Jed, and Tilly

I'm so sorry Tina. It's so hard to lose our best friends. I have no doubt she had a happy life with you, the pottery man, and her much-loved descendants. What a beautiful princess/queen she was. (((((HUGS)))))
Sandi

It hurts so much to lose any of our fur babies. So sorry for your and the pottery man's loss, as well as the other pups loss.

So sorry for the loss of this beautiful dog.
Velda

So sorry Tina. Although she leaves a void in your heart, her legacy lves on.
Brenda

So sad to read about Blondie. You and recliner man will miss her, but know she's watching from her bed in the bridge's pottery shed.
(((hugs)))

Big hugs, Tina. I'm so sorry for your and recliner man's loss. Big, big hugs.

Nikki

Sorry for your loss

Thank you all for your kind thoughts. I went on into work yesterday for the overtime and Josef and I headed off to a small UKC show today. This afternoon the quiet is settling in and the realization that I need to rearrange the kennel area. It is the little things that set off the aching, knowing that time does not go backwards. I did get a very nice phone call back and a later FB message from Blondie's First Mamma, Linda, who was her breeder, handled her to her Championship and helped her raise her first litter. I had made a special point of taking Blondie up to a show in Northern Ohio last spring when the two grand daughters were showing so that Linda could see her one last time.

Shepherding our dear ones through illnesses and/or old age is not for the weak of heart. Sitting in "the room" waiting for the vet to come, sitting with them until the end because you just hope that you are helping them feel safe and cherished....we choose to take on these heart breaking responsibilities. In adulthood I have never had one that has died in their sleep or disappeared in the night and yet I keep choosing to live my life with animals because I couldn't imagine the alternative...... Then I return home and hug the young ones, knowing that in ?? years, after countless memories and adventures, I will need to step up and make those final journeys in time.