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Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Say a prayer for Teddy......
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Tina, I am SO SO SO sorry this happened to Teddy. I feel like I know him from my visits here with you. I feel like we are all old friends:) I will pray as I go about my day today. Please keep us posted. It makes me so sad to hear this story but this is the 3rd story recently that I have heard about dogs being off leash and attacking other innocent dogs who were minding their own business . Why is this happening?
ReplyDelete- VictoriaApril 4, 2012 at 8:11 AM
Tina, I have tears in my eyes reading this as I feel I have gotten to know Teddy ever since he was known as "Inspector Teddy" since you were building your beautiful home! He is so adorable and part of the reason we decided on getting a golden ourselves! I am so terribly sorry. I will say a prayer for quick recovery and successful surgery. I can imagine how shaken up you must be, that is so horrible. Poor little guy. Wishing him well and sending you a big hug. Please update us on him and how he is doing. Hope you get some much needed rest and hope today things turn around and you get some good news! I am very sorry.
Victoria I am in tears,i am so sorry this happened to your darling boy and i am going to light a candle and say a prayer for dear Teddy,you must be heartbroken.
I watched three Rottweilers round up a poor small white dog on the beach once,i was on the cliff and that poor little thing didn't stand a chance,thankfully the little dogs owner beat them off with a stick it truly is heart breaking and owners that have dogs with pack mentality need to keep them on their own property and invest in muzzles to protect sweet dogs like Teddy,
Sending lots of love to you Teddy xxxxNo! I can't believe that happened. I'll be thinking about you and Teddy today. I'm sure that his surgery will be successful and he'll be good as new (after a little rest). I always have little scenarios that play out in my head of things I wish I'd said or I'd like to do but never would (I know, it's strange). Right now I'm punching the neighbor and his dogs in the face.
ReplyDeleteEveryone who read your heart-breaking account will be thinking about Teddy today. Veterinary science is amazing nowadays, and I pray that he will soon be home with you again and good as new! About six months ago our precious cat was badly bitten, yet within a few days the antibiotics she was given brought her an unbelievably quick recovery - our pets are more resilient than we are! Take care, and let us all know how he gets on.
ReplyDeleteOh Tina, I am so shocked by this. I can only imagine what you must be going through right now. Teddy's sweetness shows in every photo that you post of him here. My Ben means the world to me so I understand everything that you wrote. I really believe that good energy/prayer helps and I am sure that Teddy is going to have a lot coming his way from all over the world, including from me. Sending you strength and hope. Please keep us posted.
ReplyDeleteSO sorry Tina. He is so adorable and you can tell he is just the sweetest dog, look at that face! I would dog sit for him anytime if I lived nearby. We have two goldens and they are just the best. Just great dispositions. So sorry he had to endure such a horrible attack. Praying for a swift recovery and successful day today. I know he will be fine, they recover so quickly, and modern medicine is remarkable but I know its so horrible for us dog owners to endure. Sending you my love and best wishes, my friend.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 8:50 AM
Teddy, Oh how we love to see your sweet face on your Mommys blog. You are so loved by your family and friends. Be brave Teddy, let the Doctors take care of you, and rest and get well so you can go home to those that love and miss you. Praying for your recovery Teddy. Love, Susan, and Emma (15 Year Old Golden Girl from Texas).
ReplyDelete Tina, my heart is breaking for your sweet Teddy. I grew up with goldens and they are the most gentle and kind breed . I will be praying for his recovery and pain management. It is so hard not to feel anger towards the owner of those other dogs. Will they be forced to keep their dogs leashed or fenced in from now on, ugh?!
ReplyDeleteTina, there are no words to express the mixed emotions. My heart goes out to you and your fur child, Teddy. We have goldens and volunteer in a golden rescue organization, so I understand everything you are feeling. He is getting the best care medically and emotionally, and he gains strength and comfort from your love. Hang in there, Teddy needs you. I truly hope once Teddy is on the mend, something is done with the attack dogs and their owners.
ReplyDeleteTina - I don't post very often but I am such a fan of your blog. When I read this, chills ran through my body. I am so very sorry this happened to Teddy and I pray, hope and will be thinking of him and your family today. The mere image of your description brought me to tears as I was reminded myself of being attacked by just one dog 13 year ago. This angers me greatly, the owner of these 3 dogs was not being responsible for his/her dogs...there are no excuses, this should have never happened. Teddy is so well loved, he will pull through. Sending much strength and support your way. ~Tammy
ReplyDeletePoor, sweet Teddy!!! I hope he has a speedy recovery. Goldies make the best dogs, they have a fabulous disposition, and I can see that in your pictures. I hope you called the animal services in your area to report these hounds. They are probably bred to attack. Get them prosecuted to the full extent of the law. They should not be allowed to roam free from now on and should be made to wear muzzles as soon as they step out the door. What if this would have been a child? Mind you, in my book, attacking a dog is just as bad, they are so important in our lives.
Please do keep us updated on your sweetie.- Dana GApril 4, 2012 at 9:11 AM
That makes me so mad!!! I could go ring your neighbors neck!!! I sure hope Teddy is okay. I feel like I know him through your blog and there is nothing, I mean nothing better than the love you share with your pets. I know he will be okay- I am sure you know how many people are praying for him!!!
ReplyDelete Just reading this I began to cry. Poor Teddy. I too hope that you called the police, especially since the pack came onto your property. Where we use to live some of the dogs would pack with coyotes and would come around our house. There was only one time that I encountered them as I was going out to my car. Luckily, my brother was home and shot his gun into the air. Very scary, I wouldn't let my daughter play outside alone. We moved to town soon after. Recently, our neighbor was planning to install an invisible fence, which I quickly talked them out of...it's good to keep the dog in your yard, but other dogs can get in as well. That is no good. Prayers for Teddy!
ReplyDeleteOh no Tina... this is terrible... My labbie Smirnoff is just as loveable and gentle and I could not imagine him like this so I can just feel for you. Beam me up for a big hug and to be with Teddy! I would be seriously angry as well and hope you have taken them to task so that this does not occur in the future again. Viscious animals should not be allowed to roam in any case!!???
My doggies are so precious to me and I would be devestated as well. Praying for you and Teddy! Mwah
VeronicaMy heart aches. I love when you post with Teddy. Anyone that has an animal in their lives knows the bond that is created. We have a lab that had been attacked, and while physically he healed, he changed around other dogs. He use to be game to play with anyone, and now he is wary. We are all with you, and look forward to seeing Teddy home with you:)
ReplyDeleteReading this I'm somewhere between anger at neighbors who let their dogs roam and tears for your sweet Teddy. I love dogs and we usually have one. It's one thing to let your pet off your property if its gentle, but dogs behaving like wolves is a different story. I know your Teddy is a sweet gentle pet, just by looking at his pics. My son has a huge lab like that wouldn't hurt a fly. I know your heart is heavy, yes we love our pets and hurt when they hurt. I pray he has a full recovery. I'm so sorry Tina.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 9:21 AM
Am an AVID RELIGIIOUS (almost obsessive reader) hehe of your blog and have turned many of my equally designed obsessed friends onto it too, but have only commented once or twice. BUT this has me outraged! What in the world is going on with that owner and his three MONSTERS!!!!!!! I do hope you have contacted the police and your local SPCA and look up your local "dangerous law acts" and see how it applies to your area. Please in Teddy's honor do not hestiate to act, Tina. What they did is horrendous and they will continue to do this to others, trust me, if they did it once they will do it again. This is their nature, not a one time incident. Your sweetie pie had no chance and it is the very nature of goldens to just be so sweet and passive and kind to all they meet, just having them nearby is a threat. You must act and deal with this, I say it as a concerned dog lover myself. I am so very sorry you had to experience something so horrible and pray for Teddy's quick recovery. Please give him a great big bear hug from me, and tell him all of cyberwold is rooting for him and I cannot wait to hear that he is at his beautiful home safe and sound, I know he is getting good care and is so very loved. He is such a beautiful little guy, with so much love to give, you can see it with his eyes. Sending you a hug too Tina! Hang in there, and please do keep up in the loop.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 9:21 AM
OMG...prayers to teddy....that is just beyond unacceptable to have dogs like your neighbor does and not keep them under lock and key.
awah, sweet baby...prayers for a speedy recovery. - JenniferApril 4, 2012 at 9:22 AM
Praying for your Teddy's complete recovery and peace to your heart. I would be beyond rage if this happened to my dog! There ought to be a law.....and if there is, take full advantage of it!
ReplyDelete OH, how awful. I hate to hear about a pet being hurt or sick. Those sound like coyotes that got him. Are you sure it was a neighbor's dogs? We have coyotes here behind our house and they are tall, skinny and long snouts. They will attack dogs, cats, etc. I have to watch my little dog when she goes out. Praying for Teddy for a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts and prayers are with you and Teddy today! I know how you feel, our pets are like our children in so many ways. I too had a 'Teddy' to share my days. My Teddy was Izzy, a 10 & 1/2 year old yellow lab who would cock her head and look at me when I talked to her, she would sit in my sewing room with me for hours just keeping me company. It seems like yesterday wasn't a good day for a lot of us, our Izzy went in for exploratory surgery yesterday and didn't make it out. My thoughts and prayers will be with you and your Teddy today, I hope he comes home soon!
ReplyDeleteOh Tina, I am fighting tears as I read this. Please let us know as soon as Teddy is out of the woods and on his way to recovery. I have several friends with Golden Retrievers and I have yet to meet one of these gentle creatures that I haven't fallen completely head over heals in love with. I will say prayers for Teddy and hope you and your family have him home very soon.
KarenTina, my heart is hurting for you and precious Teddy. There is such a silence in our homes when our four legged family members are not there. We lost our 16 year old Jack Russell last April and we still miss her daily. Prayers are being sent to you, your family and escpecially Teddy. Wishing him a speedy recovery. I will be watching your blog for his progress.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 9:24 AM
Many prayers to you and your sweet Teddy! I found your blog through my hobby of "houses" and as a Golden owner (two of the sweetest, silliest Golden's ever!) my heart is sad knowing what you are going through. Please keep us posted on how he is doing and start preparing for all the spoiling he will need when he is well enough to come home! Janie
Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole. ~Roger Caras - Melissa Allison-LeeApril 4, 2012 at 9:26 AM
How terrible! Our English blockhead lab, Simon, is a member of the family in every way. I would be angry and so concerned, as I know you are. A pack of dogs like that should not be allowed to wander freely. I pray for a full recovery for Teddy! He'll be home, wagging his tail and begging for samples of your cooking before you know it.
ReplyDelete Life is so hard at times......sweet little Teddy.....will pray for his quick recovery. He will need total protection in the future with a completely fenced in area to keep him safe when he's outside alone. He's in new territory and animals are so territorial......those three dogs may not be the only ones running wild in the neighborhood!
ReplyDeleteNOOO! I'm so sorry!!! What a horrible thing to have happen. I have strong opinions of people having wolf hybrids. Wolves are not dogs and they are not meant to be domesticated. It's cruel! I'll pray for Teddy's healing and you and your family's strength. I can never get enough of Teddy on this blog. He lights up my morning when he's on here. Keep us updated!
ReplyDeleteTina this post has my eyes welled up with tears looking at the precious innocent little face, that darling little always eager to help face that has been your faithful companion every step of the way. I can see feel your pain in your writing and feel so horrible for you and your family and I too feel increidble anger at the blatant irresponsibility at the wreckless behavior of the dog owner of this barbaric animals! I hope you will follow up with us if you have had any recourse. Please let us know today if possible the outcome of Teddys surgery. Praying for him and for you. I am sure he will be fine, he is a trooper and I know God will bless him with a speedy recovery. He is such an angel!
ReplyDelete- ANNIE P.April 4, 2012 at 9:42 AM
HUGS XOXXX - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 9:43 AM
New to you.
But I know that fur babies are a member of our famlies and are very much loved. Prayers for Teddy and for you as you wait without him. Tina, I am so sorry. Our animals are as much our family as anyone can be. I hope you don't mind, but I asked for prayers on Pinterest for Teddy. I don't usually do things like that, but it just seemed right. I do hope you get good news this am. Has anything been done about the pack of dogs? We will be thinking of you, your family and Teddy today. Please keep us up to date.
Sandra- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 9:49 AM
Saying prayers for you and Teddy. I know how much you love your little guy and I feel your pain. Just know that he has lots of people pulling for him and I know he will get better. Good vibes coming your way.
ReplyDelete I know your heartache! Not with intentions of adding pain, and only with intentions of sharing a loving story....we lost our beloved "Lilly", border-collie, last year. My sons and I stood by her crying and hugging one another, and kissing her paws and head. I can remember her looking into my eyes and deeply connecting. She was sad, and I was sad, and crying profusely! Feeling the anguish that you are feeling..........
I am praying for your Teddy! He is a survivor. Like the devoted pet, he will live just for you!!! I am looking forward to a positive update!
I am praying for you. hugs.- GRC LtdApril 4, 2012 at 9:55 AM
Tina, you SHOULD be angry! There is no excuse for the irresponsible owners of those dogs. I hope you take steps to see that they are restricted and the owners pay your vet bills!
Lots of positive energy going out to Teddy today. I feel certain Teddy will be back on his walks soon and being pampered by his.mom. Veterinary medicine has come a long way and you have one of the best Vet research hospitals right in NYC--nothing bad can happen to your little ambassador. My darling friend,
I am in shock. I am crying at this moment because an animal's love is far beyond what others can understand. I am sick over this. Your Teddy is sweet, and I KNOW IT. Retrievers only want one thing: TO PLEASE YOU and be loved back. To know that his little tail was wagging while undergoing examination just kills me. You are Teddy are in my prayers right now.
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LOVE and healing to this dear creature of God. AnitaOh my God, I am so sad.........and MAD.
Of course Teddy and your whole family will be in my prayers. I know you are lost without your good friend by your side. I'm certain all will be well and he'll be home basking in your full attention in short order.
Please let us know what happens with the owners of that pack of wild dogs. I was livid reading your account of what happened. And this horrific event must not go unanswered.This makes me LIVID Tina. Sweet innocent Teddy on his OWN property!!!!!!!!! OUTRAGEOUS. I am sure you will follow up and see to it that justice is served. I hope so. This seems like an outrage. I am sooo sorry Tina and so sorry for poor sweet Teddy. Cannot wait to see that he is home safe and sound where he belongs!
ReplyDeleteTina, I will pray for you and sweet Teddy. I see him home soon lounging among the daffodils in your beautiful garden in his glory, relaxing with no thoughts of this horrible ordeal. Try to channel your energy into the positive to help his healing, rather than the much easier anger that you now feel. That will just drain you and won't help him. He needs your good thoughts! I know how that is, believe me. I've been there. Visualize Teddy where he always loves to be, with you in his favorite places. ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteThese "dogs" sound like they may be a coyote or coyote mix? They are very active right now as it's mating season. Regardless, if they belong to someone, they need to be put down. Our small elderly Jack Russell was attacked in much the same manner. You'd be surprised at their resilience. That was two years ago and she's still going strong. Saying a prayer for Teddy.
ReplyDeleteOh, poor baby! I can't imagine anything like that happening to my dog. Can anything be done about the dogs who attacked him? Does your town or county have any regulations about dogs like that? It seems to me that if the dogs are that mean, something could be done! I'm so sorry this happened to your precious dog.
ReplyDeleteDarling, I can feel your distress...just spend as much time with him as you can even when he's at the vet because he will miss all of you too. Damn those neighbors for allowing their dogs to run wild, sounds like a pack-mentality, doesn't it? I'm praying too. All of us who have dogs know exactly what you're going through. Sending love, Tina....
Marsha- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 10:44 AM
Oh my Goodness!! Could they have been coyotes? I know they run rampant around here. If not, then please file a police report! If this is a hybrid, the owners need to have the dogs confined or put down. This could have been a small child! I am so, so, sorry. Our pets love us unconditionally, and they are family. Sending prayers for Teddy and your family.
Linda - Faith - Interiors UniqueApril 4, 2012 at 10:45 AM
Oh my gosh Tina! I am so upset about Teddy. My heart aches for you and your family. I know how much he means to you. I will say prayers for his speedy recovery.
ReplyDelete Two years ago my daughter's little Papillon was viciously attacked by a neighbor's dog in much the same way as your sweet Teddy. It took surgery, a lot of TLC and time but today the signs of the attack are almost unnoticeable. She was so lucky. I am praying for Teddy's complete recovery! He is beautiful.
Cindy in Baton Rouge.- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 10:52 AM
Ohhhh, goldens. Anyone who has ever been owned by a golden knows how strong their will is when it involves their family. Teddy will heal, because you are his reason for living. And you'll continue to make his life wonderful, because he is such a hunk of it. I'm thinking of you both, and will pamper my golden even more in Teddy's honor. Please keep us posted on how the big boy is doing.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 10:54 AM
this is so sad, i can hardly believe it. i am so upset for you and your family. our beloved pets are family and a part of our lives....in our hearts forever. I am praying for Teddy's full recovery..... I hope something can be done to stop that owner from letting his animals run free and cause such a tragedy.
Diane This is devastating news, Tina. I will pray for Teddy's quick recovery. I hope you have reported the owner of those dogs/wolves to the authorities. It is truly terrifying that they are and will continue to be your neighbors with access to your property. Something must be done.
XOXO VictoriaPoor Teddy! I am a veterinarian, and have treated so many animal attacks. The key for Teddy is placement of multiple drains, strong antibiotics (IV if necessary), and good pain control. Don't be alarmed if he looks worse (with the drains and bruising) before he looks better. I once treated a pomeranian attacked by a cougar. I've never seen such horrid wounds, and yet he survived. Ironically, this little dogs name is Bacon =) I'm sure Teddy will heal and do great, especially since he's so loved! Sending healing thoughts and love n' cuddles his way!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 11:02 AM
I am heart broken for you and near to tears myself - I will pray for your both!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 11:04 AM
Praying for Teddy and for you and the rest of the family.
BethA Yes, your precious Teddy has become very much a part of your blog and so dear to your heart and soul! You have a lot of people praying for Teddy this morning and I have just joined those prayers Christina. Three weeks ago, our precious Nikko died (old age). A 180 pound Great Dane and our gentle giant. He was our sons dog and we dog sat very often. I thought my heart would break
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 11:09 AM
I am sick about this.Our pets are like our children.My prayers are for you and Teddy
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 11:11 AM
Tina I am crying for you and sending strength and prayers for precious Teddy. I believe in the power of prayer and know that hearing all the prayers that are being said "Teddy" will pull through this!
Hugs Tina,
Julie from Arizona Oh Tina, I am so very sorry, what a ghastly thing for poor Teddy, and all of you who love him so. You know how I adore him, and what a dog lover I am, I can only guess at how horrid it is to cope with. (The topic of the attacking dog's owner and their behavior has me so incensed I'm not even going there.) I'm sending hugs and prayers and good thoughts, please keep us up to speed on your guy, he is such a love.
tpOh Tina...I will absolutely say a prayer for both you and Teddy. You know that I lost my Cappi a couple of months ago and our life has not been the same since. She was all we had. No children. Pets are not like family. They are family. You can tell that Teddy is just the sweetest fellow. It has to be unbelievably hard to see him suffer because of such a random act of violence. Where are these other dogs now? Did they belong to a neighbor or were they strays? I pray that Teddy is back home very soon. XO, Mona
ReplyDeleteI am crying and shaking with outrage and anger. My daughter's boyfriend's male golden was attacked by a 20 lb jack russell; Tucker was too gentle to fight back, but fortunately we were able to pull the jack off with no real damage. One determined little dog can kill a bigger dog, so three is devastating. A dog fight is also one of the scariest things to witness! I know when you've gotten past the shock you will do the right thing as far as pursuing punishment for that negligent owner - otherwise, those dogs WILL kill other innocent animals. You have a large property, and it's hard to keep pets safe - as a previous commenter said, an invisible fence would not have stopped this. That's why we have a large portion of our 2 1/2 acres around the back yard fenced for my three dogs. We used 6 ft tall black iron which allows us to see the trees and kind of disappears into the landscape, and would keep all but very small animals out. Praying for Teddy...
ReplyDeleteI am sooo sorry to hear this!! Thankfully you were there when this happened and could get medical attention right away. This same thing happened to my King Charles Spaniel about 2 years ago. The wounds didn't appear to be all that bad until we took her to the vet and they shaved the areas, just like you said they did with Teddy. Her wounds were very deep and needed surgery as well. When we were finally able to bring her home, she had multiple tubes coming out everywhere, scared me to death! She survived and now there are no noticeable marks anywhere on her body or face! It sounds like Teddy is in very competent hands and will pray for a quick recovery for him. Please give us an update after his surgery if you can...we all feel like we know him through your wonderful stories of him. Praying for you too Tina, I know he's so very special to you and your family!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 11:30 AM
It touches and saddens our hearts to hear about Teddy hurting. He will get the best of care but our good wishes are being sent to help out. He is truly a beautiful dog, I remember the post of him with your daughter leading the rein of your horse. BEAUTIFUL> Many years ago the same thing happened to my Sheltie in the front yard. It happens so fast and the pitch is so furious on the part of the other dogs. I hope the thick coat helped avert more injuries. Teddy thinking of you and wishing you a speedy recovery. Your Mom is heartbroken. The family is waiting for you to come back home.
ReplyDeleteThis is just devastating news....thoughts and prayers for Teddy, you and your family, and the doctors who are treating him. I hope he has a successful, speedy, full recovery soon. I know from reading your blog that he is a completely beloved member of your family. Hugs and prayers from Bonn, Germany.
ReplyDeleteOh sweet friend!! Teddy is on my prayers!! I do know how you feel! Terrible! I do hope he will recover soon! Oh dear! Give him a hug from me!!!!!!! I do love him so much, even I only know him from the pictures on your blog!
Hugs to you and your family too! I am sure he will recover with all the love he gets from you and the doctors!
Greet- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 12:03 PM
Teddy is in my prayers for a healty and speedy recovery. I know how much he means to you so you are in my thoughts. Please keep us posted.
ReplyDelete Tears came to my eyes reading your post this morning in my email. I know, from the bottom of my heart, what it is to love a faithful, loving dog this much. The level of attachment is so very strong, and the heartbreak when they are in trouble is intensely real. I'm saying prayers for Teddy today, and I'm looking forward to hearing that he is speedily recovering.
Take good care of yourself today.
As a sidenote: It makes me so angry when people keep dangerous pets! My 5-lb toy poodle, who I lost last year to heart failure after 12+ years, was once attacked by a wolf/Shepherd mix and narrowly saved by my husband being there when it happened.I am so sorry for the senseless attack on your sweet, loving Teddy. Furry kids hold a such a special place in our hearts and when they're hurting, we hurt too... beyond words. My heart aches for you. Many thoughts and prayers are going out to you, Tina. These three vicious dogs, I presume, are typically in a fenced area to prevent this from reoccurring? So, so sad.
Judy G.- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 12:23 PM
Tina, I'm so very sorry to hear about Teddy. I've followed your blog since the beginning and just look forward so much to your posts but sorry I don't comment much but had to today. It is so very heartbreaking when your special friend is in pain and my thoughts and prayers are with you and particularly Teddy and wishing him a speedy recovery. I can't wait to see him in pictures running around again. Kate and Spencer (a four legged friend!)
ReplyDelete Tina, I am so very sorry that this has happened to Teddy (and to your family). I feel like I know sweet Teddy and love him just from my visits to your blog…. It's like we are old friends. It's true that our furry babies become such an important part of our daily life and an intricate part of our family – I understand all too well how his presence is missed at home (as well as here). And just remember, he is missing you and your family too - so try to spend as much time with him at the vet.
It makes me sad (I am crying as I write this) to hear such a story. Why did this happen? What is being done about the attack?
I will definitely keep Teddy in my daily talks and walks with Jesus as I go about my day today. Please keep us all posted.My eyes are full of tears. How AWFUL! What did the owners of those "dogs" have to say? Is there not a leash law where you are? I can't believe that ANYONE would let dogs like those run loose. I am saying a prayer for Teddy's surgery and recovery and saying a prayer for YOU for peace in your heart. Blessings-xo Diana
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I know exactly what you're going through. A few months after moving into our home on 18 wooded acres, our Sheltie was out exploring and was attacked by a coyote. He didn't make it, but it sounds like Teddy thankfully will. He's a beautiful dog, and I hope something will be done about the attackers so he can enjoy his home without fear. You're in my thoughts and prayers!
ReplyDelete- Eileen HarrellApril 4, 2012 at 12:32 PM
Hearts and prayers go out to Teddy...he's got lots of fans and well-wishers...please let him know!
I hope things progress quickly and positively..lots of love from At;anta, GA! - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 12:46 PM
We are praying for Teddy and know that he will be home soon! Something must be done about those dogs.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 12:47 PM
My heart and prayers go out to you and Teddy, whose kind and gentle face reminds me of my own beloved golden, Sunny, who we lost 2 years ago and still miss terribly. There's nothing like the love of a golden! I pray he'll make a full and speedy recovery. Please stay positive. Hugs to you.
ReplyDelete - FrancesApril 4, 2012 at 1:01 PM
Oh my gosh, this brought tears to my eyes. Teddy is so absolutely beautiful!!! I am so sorry to hear this! It actually makes me so mad this happened! Hope he's home soon!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 1:02 PM
I am so sorry to hear about Teddy. He looks like such a dear and to be attacked by someone else's pets in your own yard is awful. I know how important he is to your family because I almost lost my dog yesterday. We were staying in Santa Barbara and she decided to go and look for my niece on the beach, crossing a very busy street twice. In that hour that we frantically searched for her, we all realized that nothing was more important to us than finding her. We are all praying for Teddy.
ReplyDelete - Julia HernstedtApril 4, 2012 at 1:07 PM
Oh Tina, I know how terrible this feels. Have been through similar things in the past with kitties. And I understand how it feels the light has gone out in your day. Vets can do wonderful things and he will bounce back but it sure does make a person sick at heart.
Julia - Jackie WallsApril 4, 2012 at 1:36 PM
I had such a heavy heart reading your post. I'll keep you all in my prayers. Best wishes to Teddy for a speedy recovery. I look forward to hearing about his return home. Thinking of you fondly. Jackie Tina, My heart is breaking for both you and precious, sweet Teddy. I can't begin to imagine what you're going through but I have faith that everyone's prayers and positive thoughts will get Teddy, and you, through this horrific ordeal. I'm sending prayers, positive healing thoughts and lots of hugs...xoxo
ReplyDeleteOh Tina, I can't even imagine whnt you are going through. Poor, poor Teddy. i am SO mad at the owners of those horrible "dogs." You are kind enough to not mention what you want to do to them, but I'm not -- I want them gone. That is just not right. Your sweet Teddy will be in my thoughts. i hope all the love you see here helps you in some small way :(
xo Stacy- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 2:05 PM
I am so, so sorry to hear this. I hope Teddy gets better speedy quick! Please file a police report and notify your other neighbors, so that they can protect their pets and children. Lots of cyber hugs to you both... Gillian
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 2:22 PM
Tears are running down my face as I read this. The first time I saw Teddy I couldn't believe how much he looked like my Murphy. They are the best dogs in the world, there is nothing else like them. My prayers will be with you today and until we hear that Teddy is whole again. I am deeply sorry to hear about such a tragedy happening to such an important member of your family.
Linda O. - MeredithApril 4, 2012 at 2:36 PM
Hi read your blog all the time, don't comment too often but couldn't read this without offering my sincere and heartfelt wishes for a speedy recovery to Teddy and big hugs to you as I can feel your pain and understandable sadness. Few beings on this earth are the good friends to us that our furry friends are, and Teddy looks to be a great friend indeed. I have no doubt that in no time flat he will soon be taste testing and being your walking companion again soon. Best of luck to him and your entire family. Hope you will update us soon.
ReplyDelete OMG! I am SICK!!! I will be praying with all my might for Teddy's immediate COMPLETE recovery! I hope the authorities were contacted about those marauding dogs that harmed him...they should not be allowed to roam free and the owner should be punished. I hope you will not hesitate to file charges against him and pursue a civil lawsuit!!! May God bless and keep you all! I can't wait to hear that he is improving. I know you will visit him frequently..he NEEDS to feel your presence and hear your voice!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 3:02 PM
I am just sick reading this. How horrible. I know your energies are being put into Teddy's recovery but I hope when he is well you are going to see to it that those dogs are DEALT WITH IN APPROPRIATE WAY!!!!!!!!
I am just sick about this and will say a prayer for all of you.
XXOO My thoughts and prayers are with you and yours as well as your dear sweet Teddy. To love a dog like you love Teddy is a wonderfully fulfilling experience. I, along with all you blog friends, have fallen hopelessly in love with Teddy. At this stressful time, know that you and Teddy are loved and we are all sending positive thoughts your way.
ReplyDelete- DelloraineApril 4, 2012 at 3:18 PM
Peace, Joy and Comfort to you,come what may, from the list of responses here you have a lot of support. I hope Teddy is home soon.
ReplyDelete Poor Teddy, I hear about this sort of thing often. Some dogs mentally never
recover and avoid being around other dogs. My dog, Elfie, is on my blog, my facebook page and is my shop dog. He wants to greet every dog that walks by our door and people are nice enough to let us know that their dog is either shy or not friendly to other dogs. Like you my dog is my life and I pray for Teddy to get well and return home soon. Please keep us informed about his recovery. xoxo- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 3:29 PM
I will pray and pray and pray for Teddy and his full recovery - he looks so gentle and sweet and kind. Get well wishes Teddy!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 3:52 PM
I'm happy to read the udate, since, I have just read about Teddy! Here is to a fast a furous recovery for Teddy!
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Andrea - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 4:14 PM
Another "Golden" gal here who will be praying for Teddy. To read what happened just breaks my heart. Golden's never think anyone or anything will harm them, so he was probably so unprepared for what these dogs did to him. Please love on him all you can and give him extra hugs from all of your online friends. Cheryl/B'ham
ReplyDelete This is heartbreaking! I am so very sorry Tina. I haven't been around much, we have been so busy moving (and boy do I have new found respect for you after knowing what you went through with your move) our home is half the size and I am ready to be commited but I am just beside myself reading this about your buddy. He is so sweet, just look at that face. How could someone hurt him like that!
Oh I so pray that he is up on all fours feeling better than ever very soon, and that he is home getting lavished with all kinds of attention and wonderful new treats and maybe even a special dinner? He has earned it. He is such a wonderful companion and I know how much you love him. I know before you know it this will be but a bad memory and a thing of the past. Much love to you and hugs to Teddy.Dear Tina, I have felt the horror, pain, fear and outrage you have felt with three of my dogs over a lifetime of being a dog owner. All attacks happened on my property from neighboring dogs with ignorant owners at fault.
I have Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. One of my little guys had to have open heart surgery to repair a tear. My other little guy lost eight teeth and has permanent nerve damage at the base of his skull. After the first attack, two more came from the same German Shepard over a period of one year. Each time I called the police and made a formal report. The owners were never called to task and only fined $75.00. I found out the hard way my State (Illinois) does not have a dog bite law. I also found out that the police had recorded each of my calls as a barking dog nuisance to protect the other dog owner. Very corrupt. I had to get a freedom of information act to find that out. We hired an attorney to get as much done as possible to protect our dogs and property. The other owners are very high profile in my small community and extremely wealthy. We persisted even though we were threatened financially by these people. We were able to demand a certified dog behaviorist be hired to train the dog but could not demand an enclosure to keep it on their property. We ran out of money. I contacted the attorney in San Francisco who prosecuted the couple whose dogs killed a women in their building. He told me the only way I could successfully sue for any restitution is if the dog killed me. Legislation is the only way to stop this ignorance. I contacted my local newspaper and my story ran on the front page exposing the police corruption. That was three years ago. To this date we still do not have a dog bite law and the German Shepard is allowed to be outside all day unattended. God Bless you and your TeddyI felt so sad reading about Teddy! It must have been so frightening for him and you! I was attacked by a bulldog when I was in junior high, and I have never been so terrified! It infuriates me when people have pets but don't take responsibility for them! I hope it all works out and something happens to the pack and the owner!
ReplyDeleteI am SO HAPPY to see an update. I was out in the gardens all day (I am on spring break ) and I was praying for you all. Thank GOD Teddy is being treated with the best of care. Oh dearest, I am just praying for you!
LOTS OF LOVE and I pray that the owner of the dogs PAYS for this and does something about his beasts. They could have attacked children as well....BLESS YOU AND TEDDY BOY!! AnitaTina I was just going to send you an e-mail but then I saw you posted an update. I've been thinking of you and that precious Teddy all day! I'm so glad he's doing better!! Being a dog owner and animal lover I totally get what your going through. Your neighbor better do something about those beasts, I would press charges if your able too!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 5:07 PM
this is so sad and has me in tears! Teddy always seems so sweet in your pictures, I feel like I know him. How awful that the owner of the dogs lets them roam free to attack. Can you also imagine what they would do if they came upon a small child? I pray for a speedy recovery for your sweet baby. I hope you will charge this owner with endangerment. The wild dogs should be put to sleep. I love animals but these dogs are just too dangerous. Were you the one who stopped the attack? that must have been so scary for you & for Teddy. God Bless Teddy with a quick recovery!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 5:18 PM
I am so so sorry. He is strong, loved, and in the best hands right now. He will be home in your loving hands soon. Sending all my well wishing thoughts. Cameron
ReplyDelete I am so mad and sad when I read this Tina!!! I hate that this happened to Teddy...It makes me sick to think about it. Just hope this isn't going to happen again, and that the neighbor is given notice his dogs are to be in kennels. OMG I would be furious and upset out of my mind!!! Sorry !!! xo
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 5:23 PM
Oh my heart aches for you-he is so cute and sweet- we recently had to put our golden down and we adored him so much so I know just how your heart aches for him to be at ease and recover. i just said a prayer that God will heal him.
ReplyDelete Oh Tina, I am so so sorry for you and Teddy! We have two dogs, one a Golden who is just as sweet and trusting as your Teddy, I would be furious if anything like that ever happened to them. It can be scary even just walking your dog these days as there are some scary and aggressive dogs around! Here in NZ, dogs that bite people are put to sleep straight away no matter whether it's a first offence or not, I don't know what happens if they bite other dogs though :( All the best with your beautiful Teddy, I know he will be okay too! xo K
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 6:01 PM
My partner and I have been following your blog, but never left any comment. But this day, I will have to say that we are so glad to know that Teddy is doing well. We love our dog so much that it hurts to know your Teddy was injured. All day long our hearts were heavy and keep hoping Tedding would be ok. Thank you for the update. It made us feel better. Our dogs are not just dogs. They are our children and forever companion. Please keep us posted.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 6:24 PM
Oh, I am so very sorry to hear about your beloved Teddy.I will certainly keep him in my thoughts and prayers.
I know how much our animals touch our hearts and how much they are loved.
Carole R. So sorry to hear about your sweet dog. Although you know your dog's attackers were neighbour dogs, coyotes were the first thing that came to mind when I read your description. They look exactly as you describe. They've become rampant where we live (a bit in the country in southern Ontario), and neighbours here regularly lose their cats. Coyotes are frighteningly bold, and have even gathered on back decks to stare in at dogs/cats in houses! An 8-year-old girl was attacked in her fenced back yard earlier this year in Toronto, in broad daylight. Hopefully, since you know where the attackers came from, you can force their owners to pay for Teddy's hospital care.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 6:35 PM
Oh no!
I'm so sorry to hear about Teddy, but I am glad he is doing better. They truly are more than just pets.
I'll keep him in my thoughts and prayers, and PLEASE keep us updated on his progress! Oh Tina My thoughts and prayers are with you ,your family and Teddy. As you can see not only have you become a friend to us all. but we have all fallen in love with Teddy. My daughter and I were chased when walking our dog about 4 years ago in a nearby condo complex that borders the woods by our house. At first we thought it was wild dogs, but turns out a pack of mixed coyote/wild dogs live nearby. We have a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel named Brandi who is now 8 and she is never let out off our deck and only when we are home and we have the deck which is high up fenced at the top and bottom of the stairs. We have been chased by dogs in our neighborhood when on walks and our town has a leash law. I carry a heavy walking stick and pepper spray whenever we walk and would never hesitate to use both to protect us. So sad that not everyone is a responsible dog owner. Let us all pray that Teddy comes through and that the beasts and their equally vicious owner meet their due.
ReplyDeletePoor Tina and poor Teddy. I am just seeing this and I am so very sorry. I am sure you are in as much pain as if this was one of your children. In fact, I do consider my furry babies my children. Please keep us updated, and I hope Teddy gets better and better everyday and is home to you soon. I also hope karma plays a very large role in the owner of those dogs. Give 'em hell. Hang in there, Barb
ReplyDeleteI save your blog to last, you know... like dessert...and now I am heart-broken for you. What a life-changing tragedy. Security for Teddy, and you and your yard, now stands in abeyance. I am just sick. Our sweet, loving, beloved creatures hold such a huge part of our hearts. Prayers for Teddy and for all of you.
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