He's a good boy.. mostly

Just wanted to share buckie who I had the pleasure of sharing his last two years of life with. The most loyal, trusting and best friend anyone could want. He was 18 when he crossed the rainbow road. Feed them well and love them with all your heart and they will stay with you as long as they are willing, which is a long time!

I’ve been working at the dining room table a lot lately. Jeffrey decided to join me.

She’s been such a brave girl dealing with her idiopathic epilepsy and some other health scares. I’m so proud of her ❤️

I have a nearly 6 month old puppy,Feli, I just got her yesterday, and she's already been chasing my cats at full speed and I just keep trying to remind myself that she's untrained and will get better, but I'd really like to hear some success stories here. I also have birds that I am trying to get her to be chill with as well, but I know that's gonna be a whole different battle.

Update: Y'all weren't kidding!! She took 1 single swipe (cat didn't even use claws) and Feli has absolutely no interest in chasing her anymore. Now if I could only get the other cat to swipe her...

I’m trying to make the heart-wrenching decision on euthanizing my sweet boy and I need help. He is mentally alert, eats and drinks normally. However, he has arthritis in the rear hips/legs and they’re getting weak. He’s needing help to get up from his bed and get up and down steps. His walks have become very short bc he decides when he wants to go home. Twice in the past week, I have found him laying in the yard— I’m pretty sure he fell— and I’ve had to help him up. He’s never been officially diagnosed with hip dysplasia (just told he has arthritis), but I’m sure that’s what it is. I’m not trying to be cruel or make him suffer, I just love him so much and I can’t imagine life without him. Because he’s so mentally alert and eating normally, I’m having a hard time deciding if it’s time. What would you all do?