Honey is at peace
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Toffee's Mom
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Beautiful tribute to a great dog... I particular love the typical sheltie long nose pic right at the camera... The rest of us probably also remember all the times we just can't get 'far' enough away from a Sheltie to take a proper picture 
I am sure you made the right choice and I am convinced any type of heaven wouldn't be heaven if our dogs could not be there waiting for us, when it is our time!
I am sure you made the right choice and I am convinced any type of heaven wouldn't be heaven if our dogs could not be there waiting for us, when it is our time!
elaine2004
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Awesome Tribute to Honey !
Thank you so much Kenny for sharing the great photos of Honey ! I love the picture of her trying to get her nose up to the camera in the snow. The final picture of a Sheltie snow Angel . God Bless, you, your family and Honey .
Thank you so much Kenny for sharing the great photos of Honey ! I love the picture of her trying to get her nose up to the camera in the snow. The final picture of a Sheltie snow Angel . God Bless, you, your family and Honey .
MobiusTubes
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What a touching tribute to a beautiful girl.
Beautiful photo album of a lovely dog. She has a sweet expression and a just adore the shot of her "singing" in front of the Toronto Center for the Arts.
Cherish and share your precious moments and memories of Honey.
That was my favorite too! Thank you so much for sharing your pictures of honey. Kenny, I know you are so sad and my thoughts and prayers are with you!
Reminiscing
It's funny. The past Saturday morning I went to Honey's favourite park for some alone time and to reminisce. 6 of Honey's friends and their parents came over from the unofficial dog park across the street. Honey used to hang out and bark at all the dogs at the "dog park", as if to referee them all.
All 6 of Honey's friends came up and swarmed me, like they were trying to comfort me. It was a nice gesture from all of them. I talked to their parents for a little while, as they all knew of the situation. It's a great close-knit dog community. Honey used to bark every morning. Now the park neighbourhood tell me they miss hearing that (I think she was the only barker out of all the neighbourhood fur kids).
Honey made a far greater impact than I ever thought possible.
It's funny. The past Saturday morning I went to Honey's favourite park for some alone time and to reminisce. 6 of Honey's friends and their parents came over from the unofficial dog park across the street. Honey used to hang out and bark at all the dogs at the "dog park", as if to referee them all.
All 6 of Honey's friends came up and swarmed me, like they were trying to comfort me. It was a nice gesture from all of them. I talked to their parents for a little while, as they all knew of the situation. It's a great close-knit dog community. Honey used to bark every morning. Now the park neighbourhood tell me they miss hearing that (I think she was the only barker out of all the neighbourhood fur kids).
Honey made a far greater impact than I ever thought possible.
Chris
Premium Member
Incredible pictures, Kenny. I also love the singing one -- how funny!!! 
Promise fulfilled
Early this afternoon, Jan and I fulfilled our promise to Honey. As our final gift to her, we carried her urn to her favourite park to set her free.
Honey loved to spend hours in this park. Whether to watch people walk by, watch children play on the playground equipment, chase squirrels up trees, or greet and play with her friends when they came by, Honey was reluctant to leave when it was time for me to go to work or time for dinner.
Under cloudy skies and a slight breeze, we scattered Honey's ashes at the base of a large maple tree overlooking the park.
Be at peace, Honey. You are our little girl. Daddy and Jan love you, always.
Early this afternoon, Jan and I fulfilled our promise to Honey. As our final gift to her, we carried her urn to her favourite park to set her free.
Honey loved to spend hours in this park. Whether to watch people walk by, watch children play on the playground equipment, chase squirrels up trees, or greet and play with her friends when they came by, Honey was reluctant to leave when it was time for me to go to work or time for dinner.
Under cloudy skies and a slight breeze, we scattered Honey's ashes at the base of a large maple tree overlooking the park.
Be at peace, Honey. You are our little girl. Daddy and Jan love you, always.