17/06/2025
This post is a few days late, but it's been a hard week to adjust to life without her. With heavy hearts, we share the loss of our best girl, Mrs Potts. Your giant heart just couldn't keep up anymore.
Potts, you joined our family by chance a few years ago, and we are so grateful for each day we got. You broke all the rules when it came to a dog for us, yet you could do no wrong in my eyes. You were huge, you were drooly, you didn't listen the best. But yet, you were the best pillow, the best one to hug with your giant fluffy neck, had the creepiest but most loving droopy eyes, and a face that makes everyone smile. I literally couldn't get enough of you, and have hundreds of photos of you sleeping...
You were truly a 'nanny', always keeping a watchful eye on the girls, or any kids that came, following them around; and even to the dogs, especially Rooster when he first joined us as a little pup, you raised him well and I'm thankful we had you for those busy puppy months to teach all the manners!
I miss your snuffles, and spits as you meandered around and plopped down for a nap. I miss your random bursts of speed, always surprised by how quick you could move! I miss your ridiculous bark, such a high pitched small sound from the great beast you were!
You were my staple on walks, as you got along with everybody, and just plodded along with me, every whistle within seconds (you had your moments of great speed!) You'd be sitting politely and waiting for that treat! Without fail, every time. Even if I didn't have treats, you loved love, and became my best listener.
Potts, you were my meet and greet dog, my companion to the seniors, the non players, even the haters, and the rambunctious puppies. The prints you left are huge, and too big to fill; as you were one of kind.
We love you so much, Potts. May you rest in peace. I know Summit and all the others were so excited to see you. May God be with you, til we meet again.