Please ice, go out!!!
When we got the bad news about my impending doom, I had hoped that I would last long enough for the ice to go out on the lake. With the coyotes hovering around us four little dogs, three houses in a row, we all have had to be on a leash to go out to do good potty.
I've never had to be on a leash except for the walks to Poop Park, visits to the doctor, getting a haircut and trips to Petco, my favorite. (It's hard not to pee on everything at Petco. It smells so good. But my MMM told me, "no peeing at Petco." So I held it).
This entire winter my MMM and my DDD have had to go outside with me every time. In the past, I would go out for hours at a time, smelling, searching, burying and visiting. I was welcome at any of the six houses along our peninsula which is a private road. In a typical day, if the temperature was above 20 degrees I would go out a dozen times or more. My MMM and DDD patiently let me in and out each time, on my own with never a worry in mind.
But this winter was different. The hungry coyotes imagined a tasty meal of me, Max, Bella and Buster. What a horrifying thought! So our parents took us out each and every time on a leash. My MMM and DDD would let me drag them to all my favorite spots and patiently wait while I sniffed, peed and as you saw in my video, check out and re-hide my buried treasures.
Now that I am ill, they offer to take me out more than ever. They know how much I enjoy it. They want my final days to be happy and you know what? My final days are happy. And...more than anything, I love them. I love them so much.
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