Blondi lives on in our hearts

not Hitler though

Seems like a good assassination plot for Hitler would be to offer to take Blondi out on a walk when Hitler's busy in his war room, replace her with a look-alike that's trained to kill Hitler and that's that. I guess you'd still probably wind up with a dead dog, but also a dead Hitler, who would later go on to kill Blondi himself.

The Third ROOF!

From now on, every video will use the Requiem for a Dream soundtrack.

# who've heard bits of RfaD = 100 x # who've seen RfaD

I feel ya, when my guinea pig passed away a few years ago I just thought I'd get a new one, since I had the cage, bedding, food, toys, etc. I know dogs and guinea pigs aren't the same, but he was my first pet as an adult that I raised from birth by myself, and he'd follow me around without a harness, up until his 8th birthday. Having not had kids, he was the closest thing I had to one, and 5 years later I still can't bring myself to get another one.

My parents are having a similar dilemma with my family dog, a standard poodle who lived to be 13 years old. I knew him as a puppy but I was too busy with high school and then college to make the same connection as my mom, dad and little brother who still lives with them did. My dad was the classic "never wanted a dog in the first place" kinda dad when we first got him, but he laid down by his side in his final moments on earth. So when I come over and say "hey you guys should get a new dog," since my little brother obviously wants one, I don't really take all of that into consideration the way that getting a new guinea pig for 20 bucks down at the store doesn't seem like a big deal to them.