Our Dog Kraz

05/09/2026

Since I'm in the White Mountains this week I brought my Moose 🫎 Suit.

05/09/2026

Having fun in the White Mountains

04/04/2026

It's me Kraz. Happy Easter.

03/26/2026

My sister human got me this shirt with me and my Mom on it. It was her last Christmas. I love her forever.

02/21/2026

This is my friend Luna the cat. She is family too. She lives in the same building as me.

02/21/2026

My Mom Joyce passed in January. She got me this robe for Christmas. I took a bath today cuz I got muddy outside in the melting snow here in NH. It also snowed last night. Gramma Doris is my sister and she helped me.

02/08/2026

A chat gpt caricature of me.

02/07/2026

I'm finally feeling better and drinking water and eating chicken. Yesterday's eye surgery was tough but I'm almost back to being me. Thanks for all the well wishes. Woof

02/07/2026

Here's a remarkable account of my journey, Kraz. I'm a 16 yr old Japanese Chin dog. Yesterday, February 6th, 2026 was supposed to be a routine day for my eye surgery, but it turned into so much more. My human sister, Doris, accompanied me, and two hours post-operation, we began our drive home under the effects of sedation.

As we made our way down the road, I suddenly let out a distressed cry and high pitched screams, circled twice in the front seat, and collapsed. Doris quickly pulled over to a nearby side street, caressing and rubbing my chest in an attempt to revive me. I lay sprawled out, unconscious, and Doris, filled with concern, urged me to wake up, confessing her love and fearing the worst as she couldn't detect a heartbeat. She told me not to die. Despite her pleas, I remained unresponsive and she rushed me back to the veterinary hospital. Along the way a faint heartbeat. The moment we arrived, I regained consciousness as Doris scooped me up, and the veterinary team, alerted by her call, awaited us at the door. They administered a medication to counteract the adverse effects, and shortly after, we were on our way home, exhausted and still feeling sedated.

Doris said that during this critical moment, we passed a significant spot - a funeral home on the exact same street where my mom Joyce's remains are kept as of today still. She passed away on January 25th. It's comforting to think that mom Joyce was watching over me and gave me life again, reminding us that love transcends and our lost loved ones bonds are unbreakable. I was saved.

01/06/2026

01/05/2026