Dax Burgomaster-Siteman 1997-2007
Yesterday our beloved dog, Dax, died. She was suffering from a severe paralysis that was beginning to take away her dignity and as this photo shows Dax was a very dignified dog.
Dax was a very kind and patient dog who loved her walks, her treats, her cheese, the socks that David would send home, and all the other things that most dogs love. She had a particular affection for the "William Tell Overture" and enjoyed sleeping in any sunbeam she could find.
For the first seven years of her life she lived with the Burgomaster family in Halifax. David, Patrick, Jennifer and Glen loved her and took care of her. Dax really loved her tuna tins from Jennifer and enjoyed chasing after David and Pat.
Then in 2004 she came to live with us when we moved to the rectory in Neil's Harbour. Dax enjoyed the open air and open spaces of this place. Particularly she enjoyed a good romp on the point next to the lighthouse.
She adapted very well when Magdalene arrived home and was extremely patient with all the ear pulling and being used as a chair.
Dax was a loyal and loving friend, one whom I will miss.
I will not be preaching a sermon this week per se, but if you want to read what I will say you can click here.
Dax was a very kind and patient dog who loved her walks, her treats, her cheese, the socks that David would send home, and all the other things that most dogs love. She had a particular affection for the "William Tell Overture" and enjoyed sleeping in any sunbeam she could find.
For the first seven years of her life she lived with the Burgomaster family in Halifax. David, Patrick, Jennifer and Glen loved her and took care of her. Dax really loved her tuna tins from Jennifer and enjoyed chasing after David and Pat.
Then in 2004 she came to live with us when we moved to the rectory in Neil's Harbour. Dax enjoyed the open air and open spaces of this place. Particularly she enjoyed a good romp on the point next to the lighthouse.
She adapted very well when Magdalene arrived home and was extremely patient with all the ear pulling and being used as a chair.
Dax was a loyal and loving friend, one whom I will miss.
I will not be preaching a sermon this week per se, but if you want to read what I will say you can click here.
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