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Sir Teaufulhaundt of Dorin Court ha passed

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. We understand the pain. My pain never goes away. We're on our fourth Doberman and the last one I swore would be the last! He was 13 years old when he passed. And four years went by before this little girl that we now have came into our lives. And she's a joy! 🧡 But whenever I think about the past three, it still brings tears to my eyes. 😔

RIP Teauful
 
Sir Teaufulhaundt of Dorin Court, My service dobe of twelve years aquired Lymphoma. Oncologist stated he had six weeks to live.

Purdue University has cancer trials, and accepted Teauful. He lived for an additional five and half months.

The loss is indescribable. Teauful is our third Doberman to pass since 1991. As is tradition, before passing our Teaufuls select our next Doberman. It is up to my wife and I to search and connect with the Next Teauful.

Eighteen months of service dog training will certainly be a challenge as we become older, but were not alone on that journey.

For those that have yet to experience a dobe's passing, put down the electronics and spend time with your dobe. Time is fleeting.
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Sympathy for your loss!
 
What a beautiful tribute to an amazing doberman. So very sorry for your loss....I have never had one make it to 12! I imagine that it hurts that much more :sleepy:

Having one live that long really is a blessing.

I pray the OP finds a suitable replacement and that there are many, many more years with Dobermans to come. :)
 

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