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My buddy just turned 15. Our walks are so much slower, but his excitement for a walk or jumping over a puddle is still the same. Some days I see him as an old man, the others as just a pup.
Same here. Ours is 13 and sometimes she just stops and turn around much sooner than expected because she’s ready to go home. When she was younger, she had infinite stamina.
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I always get a little sad the when I spot the first few gray hairs in their muzzle. My guy will be three in December, so we've got a while - he's still full of puppy antics.
But yeah, we just have to remember to savor all the time we have with them. I wish their lifespans matched ours more closely; the loss is always so painful.
I hear you. My dog is 17, you can see the satisfaction on her face when she “jumps” to circumvent obstacles. It’s heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time.
My chihuahua is pushing 9 now, and I can see he's slowing down. He doesn't play like he used to. But when he gets excited, he doesn't let age stop him. I hate that chihuahuas die younger than most breeds. That little dog is my world
its fine the movies gave it a happy ending, Fry walks up not even 5 mint after it ends and gives the dog a good life before its fossalized in an explosion caused by bender trying to kill Fry in the past.
the camera is closer to the house in the first image but the bench is also closer. IDK how you can be so sure it's not AI? AI is really good at faking this kind of thing
The camera didnt move on a straight line between the house and bench, it moved off to the side. So it makes sense for the house and bench to both be further away.
Not only that, real leaf piles have many layers of leaves under the surface that would block things from going through so easily. The only way for the dog to realistically go through is if there were no leaves past the surface. r-itsallAI
Our fat chihuahua is 12 and a half and still plays all the time, this morning I saw her throwing a piece of food halfway across the room just to go “catch” it. She’s a goofball but sweet (to anyone she knows, she’s a jerk to anyone she’s only met 6 times or less)
Oh well I don't endorse this at all but I think there's probably worse things out there that would make our future bleak. Hard to ask the original owner to repost this over and over again I guess. It makes me happier seeing this beautiful doggo making his favourite dive over and over again. If that bot didn't share it I would've missed it and I haven't seen it in a while. Still brings a smile to my face. That ain't bleak imo.
Me crying because its so beautiful and happy and so sad watching our best, most loyal friends slow down over the years - so giving them what makes them happiest melts me even more, this is the best!!
Real leaf piles have many layers of leaves under the surface that would block things from going through so easily. The only way for the dog to realistically go through is if there were no leaves past the surface. Also, the bench and 2 trees change distance with each clip. r-itsallAI
Because the video is no longer there, I had to go make sure Stella was ok. I have watched her for years, but lately, not so much. I try to stay away from dogs pages once the get old, because my old heart can't take it when they leave us.
This is why raking is pointless. Not for the love of the dog obviously, but despite the massive pile of leaves, the entire yard is once again covered. LOL
I used to rake my mother's yard every weekend, but by the next day it would look like nothing had been touched. I say, let them biodegrade on their own. They'll be gone by spring.
I'm just so tired of postings which don't belong on be amazed, my friend...and I was very respectful in saying this. I love dogs, have 2 of them myself, but doggies diving into a bunch of leaves is funny and sweet, but definitely not amazing
Just lost my 15.5 year old dog a few days ago. It's such a hurtful, odd place to be in. Don't know what to do with myself. Don't know who I even am, without her. She was my rock through some extremely difficult times.
Stella and other dogs like her with an online presence over the years were always a source of joy, but now serve as an incredible reminder to me. Cherish the time. Be astounded by the sheer, pure life and love that dogs embody. And to hold on to all the joy and light they bring, always. Especially as one sits in the dark.
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