True friendships are beautiful and rare. They require no words, language and span across religions, culture, nationalities and even species. Friendship between our Misha, a Labrador, and my son was such. There are loads of heart-warming stories of friendships between man and animal. The only ingredients are unconditional love and care…it is just a connect of […]
We lost Pasha a year ago but his memories from all the vacations we took together are forever etched in our minds and hearts! I and my husband love travelling and whenever we used to take a road trip, Pasha our Labrador baby used to be our constant companion. Pawfect travel companion All three of
Terry with friends As author Khushwant Singh says, a pet dog is your best friend and you can’t replace the best with another. I can relate to this feeling so well. When our companion of twelve years, Terry, the lovely Lhasa Apso, crossed the rainbow bridge in 2007 we could not think of another pet
Brandykool or Brandy in short was a mix Beagle we got in 2002 in Gurgaon. She and a Labrador called Button were given to us by a family who were leaving for Canada. Button was left with friends in Gurgaon whereas Brandy came with us to Chandigarh, but after ten years we shifted to Delhi.
My dog Kuttush, whom I picked up from the street, was a bouncing baby boy who kept everyone on their toes around. But never in my wildest dreams could I imagine him gone today. I dreamt of Kuttush again. I saw him in the pink of his health, doing circles on our roof top, the
Julie was our youngest daughter. She was papa’s princess and mummy’s darling. She had her own language through which she would talk to all of us. She wanted to be around us all the time. Today, she is no longer with us. We wish her happiness wherever she is, though we like to believe that
E s h a ni k a K a j a r i a and Mario Dogs – they are a huge part of our lives. Dogs are special and a wonderful creation of God. They bring out the very best in us and love us unconditionally for what we are. The puppy eyes and
Freddie April 7, the most astonishing day of my life! Having a furry friend like Freddie was the happiest days of my life. I’m not sure how many of you will agree with me, but losing a pet is unbearable. The day he left, my heart forgot how to go on without him.For others he was ‘just
Someone has said, “…When you buy a dog, you buy a future tragedy….” It is a correct but incomplete statement. Tragedy indeed but it is preceded by enormous love and joy, making it always a beautiful life. The family man… Our family was blessed with Mr Buddy, who was a family man. For him,
Ayu and Rony In childhood everyone has one sibling or more to fight with and those who don’t have sometimes become upset like me! But in my life Rony walked in as an angel brother from another mother. I still remember him as a cute little indie boy running around me! And he became my
It was 12th January 2009, we were waiting outside an ultrasound clinic to get her ultrasound done before we went in for surgery when I suddenly heard a deep gurgling. She tried to get up and just as I held her frail body. We were blinded by fear of losing her. The same roads where
Richie ‘Unconditional love’ – this term was taught to me by my dogs. When I was a kid, my dog Tarry was not so close to my dad initially, but an inseparable bond was developed between them later on. Whenever my dad returned home from his office, Tarry welcomed, greeted and respected him as master
Ronnie An epitome of love and devotion I love dogs. My mom loved dogs and being surrounded by dogs during my childhood days, I grew to love them too. And it all because of Ronnie, also my mom’s four-legged companion. Ronnie was the first dog our family had. An adorable Doberman pup – she was everyone’s sweetheart. She
Silky I must have been in class V, if my memory doesn’t fail me and they were rich…very rich, rich in comparison to us…not in terms of money but because they had ‘Sherry’ – a black Pomeranian dog. Whenever we used to visit their place in the evening I would come back home very elated
Kalu One needs not be born as a human to possess a huge empire. Kalu was one living example of how a dog lived the life of a king. Born inside and living in a two acre house (empty group housing society), Kalu had many humans by his side as subjects (guards, rickshaw pullers). He
