Lexi and Abagail

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0WQANA8gZ74rYo1OoPeAd!

arghhhhhhhhhhhhhh :angry:

http://www.expediterworld.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10007/normal_s%20pic.JPG

http://www.expediterworld.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10007/normal_zing2.JPG

Much thanks to Arky for helping me post these pics. We were up half the night trying to figure out why i was getting error messages. The little ankle biter is Lexi, a 10 month old jack russell terrier and Abagail was our other child until cancer took over her body in late March. She was 13 years old and as beautiful as a dog could be. We are absolutely lost without her. She was Glenda's best friend since the day she could fit in the palm of her hand. There wasnt a minute that Abby wasnt one step behind her momma.

I like the pictues Zing-I know it must be so hard to have your pet pass away-I dread the day...I love my little dog like one of my children-

[Mare]

They're both sweeties! Like Nancy, I have such a heart for dogs it's difficult to read of someone losing their precious friend, I don't know what will happen when that day comes for us.

Let me tell you about Lexi....

two words.... constant motion.

That little squirt is very very fast. After MATS Vinnie and Glenda came by for a visit. We took our dog Nadia standing 27" at the withers and weighng in at 112#'s and Lexi about 10" and maybe 15# soaking wet to an open area near the house. Lexi took off with Nadia right on her heels; there were turning on a dime and Lexi was running in crcles with quick turns that kept her just out of Nadia's reach. After about 10 minuts of this, Nadia was totally worn out and laid down on the grass. Lexi then ran circles around her, leaping over her to the point of making me dizzy. It took about 40 minutes or so for Lexi to actually tire enough to stand still.
I think perhaps Lexi enjoyed it more than Nadia. The next day it was next to impossible to get Nadia to move. She was worn out!