Robert I feel bad for you, that you feel tormented, but please really try not to be. Picture Jane-Jane at the Bridge having a good time running and barking in the beautiful fields of flowers and filled with sunshine and with many other chis, including her mommy and daddy and bros and sis. They are all together now enjoying the rewards of being our faithful friends, and faithfully waiting to be united with us. They are all healthy and full of vigor just like the they were when they were pups. That is the way she would want you to think and remember her.
You'll know when it is time to get another dog. It took me a year after my malteses went to the bridge one after the other, then I decided it was time for another dog. I have always had dogs in my life and that was the first time that I was ever without one for so long. I know of people that got another dog the same week they lost one....for them it filled the void and got their mind off of their grief. Each of us is different, but you will know when the time is right for you. Peace to you Robert..... Peggy -------Original Message------- From: r.scott Date: 6/7/2012 8:15:10 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Chihuahuas] Jane-Jane's teeth/remains may not have been hers. You all know 2 weeks ago Jane-Jane age 18 disappeared on Wednesday May 23rd and after a 3 day search on Saturday May 26 I found some remains way behind the house in a sort of wooded area, I believed or convinced my self they were Jane-Jane's, but my mom has doubts that it was her I buried even though she and I looked at them a while before I buried them with Jane-Jane's family. my mom thinks it was a rabbit but the remains had a long skeleton tail. so it couldn't have been a rabbitt we all know that rabbits don't have long tails, I don't think it was a squirrel [I think a squirrel is even smaller than a chi], or a cat definetly not a possum and definetly not a skunk. I would be convinced it was Jane-Jane if it weren't for the teeth. I did take pictures of the remains in case I started having doubts which I started to have after viewing the pictures of the remains again and overhearing my mom say she thinks it was a rabbit but again it had a skeletial tail still intact . but the front teeth on this "thing" did not look like a chi's teeth . though Jane-Jane was not a registered Chihuahua and her parents were both bigger and both came from bigger sized families her brother born with her was big and hardly looked anything like a chi except for the ears. Jane-Jane had some black hair on her back and the remains did have black hairs on it and seemed to be about her size that's what convinced me that it was probably her, if that was not Jane-Jane then I must face it I'll never find her now. I don't think she's alive and her body has completely decayed by now especially in the heat. just as I was thinking about getting a new one this has to come back and torment me again Robert
