Gideon
May 5, 1995 - June 11, 2010

A Very Special Cocker Spaniel

We lost our beloved Gideon on June 11, 2010. There is a tremendous hole in my heart and an emptiness that can never be filled. Gideon gave us 15 wonderful years. He loved everyone he met. How impatient he was every night to go his after dinner treat at Tom's. And how he loved his food - even being very stealthy when he would steal whatever was in reach. Gideon was the BEST. My dearest boy, I miss you so very much.

 

He's full of himself - a real sweetheart. He was 15 years old in May, 2010. ~~  Kids and his stuffed toys are his very favorites, and of course, I should add, food. He sure does love his breakfast and supper.  Now he yodels when he wants his supper or if he wants to go out. We call him "He who would be king." He knows we are very lucky to have him. This little fellow has been a delight from the minute we got him from CSRNE.  If you live in New England please visit their website and take a look at all those homeless cockers.

Our adoptee from Cocker Spaniel Rescue of New England

So many memories

Is it supper time yet?

June 3, 2010

Hey Tom, it's me, Gideon. Where's my treat?

At the docks, Dec. 2009

 

Just had cataract surgery (June '08) so now I can see again in my right eye - it's great to be able to see all my food.

But I have to wear this collar until my eye is completely healed.  (August 1 - no more collar!!)


I sort of  hurt my leg. It was pretty sad, 'cause I tore the ACL and meniscus and had to have an operation in Oct. 07.

I'm lots better now though, and thank you for your cards.

 

 

It's been a long day!!!!

 

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I love to pose!!!

 

That's me in the background.

 

It's good to be the king!!!

 

 

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Gideon and Maggie pickin' blueberries. None for the basket, and lots for the tummies. 

 

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Gids friend Maggie pickin' berries

More blueberries this summer, yum!!!

Aren't I cute!!!

 

In my younger days

 


 

Please remember to support the breed rescue leagues. They do do a tremendous job of placing dogs in need of homes. And please, if you're considering a new dog, look there first. Too many dogs need good homes.

A very special rescue page for Cocker Spaniels. Every week more new dogs are put up for adoption. If you are considering a new dog, and live in New England, please look here first. So many dogs need loving homes. Dogs for adoption at Cocker Spaniel Rescue of New England (CSRNE)

Be sure to visit Maggie's page; I fostered her for eight wonderful months for CSRNE.

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