D ear Fellow Pet Blogger Caregivers... I'm working on a blog article about what many of us long-timers must feel/go through from starting out with our beloved dogs, to now, in some cases years or decades after they are with us...loss is something we all eventually go through. ***There is a deadline for this. Please see bottom of post. Please Email me (address at end of post) with the following:   1) Generally speaking, What does "time" mean to you?    2) What does it mean to you as a Dog Parent/Caregiver?    3) How does looking back a) help you, b) hinder you? c) make you feel?    4) How does the passing of a beloved pet change/affect your blog, website, social media? Please give your site name/URL.   5) And lastly, but not least...What words of wisdom can you share about this journey with someone just starting out?    If you would like to answer and be quoted, please Email me at FiveSibes(at)gmail(dot)com (and replace the words in parenthesis with the @ and . symbols

  "Valor is stability, not of legs and arms, but of courage and the soul."    ~Michel de Montaigne   "As you enjoy your weekend with friends and family, we hope that you will take a moment to recognize and reflect on those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Speak their names and tell their stories with us," states Warrior Canine Connection . Warrior Canine Connection's mission "is a pioneering organization that utilizes a Mission Based Trauma Recovery (MBTR) model to help recovering Warriors reconnect with life, their families, their communities, and each other." Below are some of the beautiful pups named after soldiers who sacrificed their all for our freedoms... We Will Always Remember. Photo Credit: Animal Planet publicity photo of a soldier and military working dog.      Back to our Home Page and Don't Forget to Visit Our Other Pages, including Our #LiveGibStrong On-Line K-9 Epilepsy Resource Page,  About the Sibe