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Anyone who has cared for a dog knows they are more that just a pet. Our dogs are friends, caretakers, playmates, and so much more. When you spend your life in the company of a dog, they become like your other half and losing them can be devastating. Although it is true that a dog never really dies and they live on forever in hearts, not having your four-legged sidekick by your side is tough.
Photographer Maria Sharp, knows just how hard saying goodbye to a dog can be. Recently, Maria had to let go of her faithful companion, Chubby. To document the wonderful time she had spent with her special, furry best friend, Maria compiled all their best memories into a collection of photos. Our hearts go out to Maria for her loss. Here is the story of Chubby and Maria.
Image source: Maria Sharp
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I remember when I met my Brandy. She was just a litte ball of fur when I saved her from this animal farm in Los Angeles. I was actually there to get a poodle for my wife, but I kept hearing this litle screaming coming from the dirt. And there she was, a little pill of fur, no bigger than a cup. I went past the black poodle I was going to get and bent down and picked this little hairball up and a tongue just immediately came at me at full speed. I was in love. I had her for the next 17 years until she couldn\’t see or walk anymore. Saddest day of my life, that is until I lost my mom in the same month. Both of my girls are gone. I miss them both.