RIP Tegan

[NEWKID 26,085]

You knew it was coming mate, but never easy when it finally does.... she had a good life grafting mate...

RIP Tegan

 

[darbo 4,774]

A good tribute to what sounded like a very good working bitch RIP.

[C.green 3,203]

Sorry to hear about the old bitch sounds like she served you well.

Edited April 30, 2018 by C.green

[Maximus Ferret 2,055]

A lot criticise the collie /grey but the right one in the right hands for the right jobs is a proper dog. RIP Tegan.

[Blackbriar 8,568]

As the owner of any kind of dog, this is the hardest day. If it's any consolation, you gave her a good life and did the right thing by her.

I feel for you.

All the best mate.

[dytkos 17,528]

Sad for you mate. R.I.P. Tegan.

D.

[Aussie Whip 3,819]

It seems to get sadder the older you get,the more time spent together.She would have had a great life R.I.P Tegan.

[Jekyll 329]

R.i.p Tegan atb jek 

[Sirblessed 2,511]

I know how it feels, and I sympathise with you Ken.  R.I.P old girl

[Phil Lloyd 10,736]

It was a hot old day back in June 2006,...a long old trip from Hampshire, to that remote farm in rural Wales. 

 We had come, armed with a brace of ex-racing greyhounds, no world beaters, but steady enough gals.

 The chosen stud was a flame red, working sheepdog,..calm and confident, a grand example of his type, just as it should be.

Big difference in size and height twixt the greyhound and the collie, but we managed the job...eventually...

The resulting progeny went all over the UK, but I only ever got to see one at work., and what a good honest worker she was.

It is a sad fact of life,..but when hunting dogs get good,..really good,...same as with genuine hunting men,...they get old...

RIP Tegan...

 

 

[dodger 2,660]

Sorry to hear that R.I.p Tegan..

[Dabhand 887]

4 hours ago, Phil Lloyd said:

It was a hot old day back in June 2006,...a long old trip from Hampshire, to that remote farm in rural Wales. 

 We had come, armed with a brace of ex-racing greyhounds, no world beaters, but steady enough gals.

 The chosen stud was a flame red, working sheepdog,..calm and confident, a grand example of his type, just as it should be.

Big difference in size and height twixt the greyhound and the collie, but we managed the job...eventually...

The resulting progeny went all over the UK, but I only ever got to see one at work., and what a good honest worker she was.

It is a sad fact of life,..but when hunting dogs get good,..really good,...same as with genuine hunting men,...they get old...

RIP Tegan...

 

 

is the merle one out of a bitch called blue that came from Yorkshire? 

[Guest vin]

It's a damn shame we never had a pup off her Ken.

She had good innings and a great life.

She did you proud...She'll be waiting for you with a few ferrets and no nets on the other side matey.

RIP old girl. 

[lanesra 3,961]

 

I lost a terrier Good Friday morning , a week short of 11yrs together , devasted is an understatement , injured in the field , the farmer helped me bury him & this morning I visited his final resting place for the 1st time since that day , it's a tough time socks & kind words do help but there is still that sense off loss , but times a great healer & never forget how much the dog respected / trusted & went that extra mile for you & you know how great a life she had with you .

Rip Tegan.

[skycat 6,172]

The good ones will always stay with you in memories: that impossible catch the dog pulled off, the missed bolt hole that the dog managed to find at exactly the right moment. I'm sure you have loads of such moments stacked up in your memory bank, but the loss hurts just the same, no matter how many dogs went before, or after. Condolences.