Let's go for a walk meet another dog
gemma big dog
About me
my kennel
breed
profile
10 years old, female
my family
eldritch elle, maverick big mavvy, megan
tributes
Pooch personality
energy
zzzz woof woof
friendliness
grrrgh waggy tail
obedience
forget it right away
intelligence
durr? e=mc2
temperament
chill whooah
What my owner says
loved
dinner time and bbqs car rides sticks and snacks
hated
waiting for lunch
favourite toy
sticks and the odd breeze block
favourite food
fish chicken any thing really not fussed
favourite place
in front of the piano fast asleep
what my humans liked most about me
soppy old girl made an excellent pillow my first shepherd didnt get to have enough time with her
how i met my owner(s)
rescued when i was 8 yrs old and very ill
other stuff about me
didnt have long enough with our big lass, and even when ill she raised a litter of kittens like they.....
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comment by
sue71
sending you some fresh flowers xxxxxxxxxxxxx
on 16 October 2007
comment by
AmberGirlie
Special tribute from us x x x
on 20 August 2007
comment by
lfcraffe
so glad you found out what love was run free my four legged friendxxxtribute sentxxx
on 28 March 2007
comment by
sankara
So sorry about the loss of your lovely gemma. I lost my GSD at 8 years, she had cancer. Sorry that you and Gemma had a short time together but so glad for all the joy you gave her in the end. Rest in peace Gemma x x x
on 05 March 2007
comment by
big paul
lost my beloved gsd {jerry-lee} 4 years ago to a brain tumour,he was only 7yrs,i still miss him terribly,my thoughts are with you,
on 02 February 2007
comment by
Chey
gemma big dog had an incredibly big heart too, you must be so proud of her. I lost my last German Shepherd at 15 and it still hurts. Sending you hugs.
on 08 December 2006
comment by
smallbear
We never forget them. Big Gem sounds just the right name!
on 08 December 2006
comment by
Babs2
Oh my goodness - she was beautiful. So sorry you did not have her for a long time. Thankfully, she was in a loving home at the end. They will not go quietly, the dogs who've shared our lives. In subtle ways they let us know their spirit still survives. Old habits still make us think we hear a barking at the door. Or step back when we drop a tasty morsel on the floor. Our feet still go around the place the food dish used to be, And, sometime, coming home at night, we miss them terribly. And although time may bring new friends and a new food dish to fill, That one place in our hearts belongs to them... and always will.
on 07 December 2006