11/10/2025
To say this post is one of the hardest to do is an understatement. Last year it was hard for my family to lose 2 grandparents within a few months of each other was really hard. But losing your best friend is so hard.
It is with a broken heart to be writing this but yesterday after a hard loss at football we came home and had to make the hardest decision as a family ever. Emma collapsed and she could get up. That didn't stop he from wagging her tail and saying good bye.
We knew this day was coming but to say we weren't ready, we 100% weren't ready.
Emma has been with Chris and I for 13 years, we adopted her when we got home from our honeymoon in January 2013. She was having heartworm treatments at a vet office I was working in at the time. I fell in love the first day I saw her. It wasn't the right time as we were getting married and going on our honeymoon. I told Chris if she is still available she is ours. Well you know what happened after that. This was Chris's first dog. He didn't want her but he fell in love right away.
She has been there for everything, helping me get over my first dog who I lost in 2013, helping me with my business, seeing Henry and Charlotte grow up. Her being gone is going to be hard in this household.
For everyone that was able to meet her understands how hard this is hitting us right now. Emma was like no other dog, she knew how to read the room, understood what to do with any dog I was training. She was the best. This hurt for me is going to take a long time as she was my right hand man with everything.
She was the best hiking, swimming and camping partner. The amount of adventures we went on with here we will never forget.
Emma you are forever in our hearts and you will be missed by so many.