There were a couple more sites I had hoped to get for this episode, but given the state of things, it likely would have taken weeks to get there. I didn't want to wait that long, and I figure you all could use this now... hopefully a little ray of light in a dark time. Enjoy, and stay safe my friends!
Thank you soooo much for doing this,yes you are right a new vid from you made my day and am sure it will do the same for many others as well,thanks again and stay safe my friend ❤️❤️❤️
Hollywood Graveyard Arthur, this is a terrific video. I walk in a cemetery all the time and have a few feline buddies. Thanks for this. Keep well!! ❤️❤️
Room 8 has to be my favorite of those talked about. The fact a cat was so punctual as to show up everyday and just hang out, letting who knows how many sticky and heavy hands pet him. He must have been a great comfort to the children on the bad days every student has. That the school welcomed him and worked with/around him? How many children hugged that cat as they cried? How many screams and squeaks and squeals of joy and excitement did he endure for his children? How many stressed-out 'temper-tantrums' and breakdowns did he avert and defuse simply by being there, always there to be petted and stroked no matter what was going wrong? How many stuttered and stumbled over words did he listen to, spoken by children just learning to read or trying to strengthen that skill? It is firmly my belief that animals, especially those with the right temperaments, can work miracles. And Room 8 was one of them,
I have lost 3 dogs in my adulthood. Ginger, Chloe and Domino. When you mentioned the Rainbow Bridge I started crying all over again. I hope to see them soon, especially my little boy Domino. He was 17. I love you all. Ginger was 18 and Chloe was 12. They were both rescued from an animal shelter. On Ginger's last day before going to sleep, I adopted her. She was 8 at the time. She lived another 8 years. All were my babies!
You're not alone my pug Noah passed away on October 30th, 2022 and I will see him again when my time comes and we can both cross the Rainbow Bridge together. 😭🐶
Toto, Pete on the little rascals, Asta, Lassie, Rin tin tin, Clarence the cross-eyed lion on Daktari, Cheetah, Benji, Mr. Ed had more talent in their paws and hooves than all of today's stars including the Kardashians
So do I. I have 6 cats over the Rainbow Bridge and I miss each and every one of them. I have two now. I don't know if I'll adopt any more. All the cats, except one, who is buried in his favorite place in the backyard where he soaked up the sun, were cremated and sit in my kitchen window where they can watch the birds. And, though it might seem strange, I talk to them, even though they are no longer with me. They were my 'children' since I wasn't blessed with human ones.
@@mobilitykar7806 I'm so sorry. I'm glad you gave Peppa a good life. I gave Luna a good life. Although she came as a stray so I don't know her backstory.
I say a lot more bearable. His voice is intoxicating..and not the covd-19 one either . Thanks again for your continuing way to make us all laugh in the face of death. Keep doing what you do for us all.
My biggest claim to fame was meeting the Border Collie from “Babe”. She was old, deaf and mostly blind, but I thought she was beautiful still. I have no idea where her family laid her to rest but I hope it is peaceful.
Shadow Claw my sister worked with the wife of the man who trained Fly (the dog). I was invited to a Tupperware party with my sister to their house and whilst there my sister mentioned that her friend’s husband owned and trained the dog from Babe. Then the woman took me out the back to meet her. She was very old then and that would have been around a decade ago.
I can’t believe you posted this vid today... my oldest girl dog, Cleo the Shiba Inu, passed away at the ripe old age of 18 years. She was such a trouble maker, mainly escaping any yard or confinement we tried to keep her wrangled up! She was the sweetest Shiba Inu!!! She did a lot of time in doggie jail from her escapades. I swear she had 3 microchips!!! And if any of you have a doggie that likes to escape home, I highly recommend getting them the Home Again program. This saved my family from the heart break of Cleo not being identified and returned to us. Or rather me going to doggie jail to spring her out. She was such a sweet girl and I know she’s with my mini poodle Cocoa that passed away in October from cancer. This last year has broken my heart. Rest In Peace Cleopatra Atencio. Forever loved!!! :,(
I am so sad for you that your beautiful dog has gone to the Rainbow Bridge. No matter how old, we want to keep and hug them forever. I have seen the face of one of my dogs after she'd left me. I saw her laughing face, ears flapping, eyes shining. It was only the next day I realised that she had lost an eye with glaucoma yet here she was, both eyes shining. She just wanted me to know she was whole again and happy. I found this so comforting. I hope you find peace of mind and heart. Warmest wishes.
rickatencia~ I know your heart break and I'm so sorry. I can actually smile now thinking of my little Gigi (toy poodle) who passed in 2010 because I know she's so happy in Heaven right now. We'll be seeing our dogs again one day! After all, Jesus loves our dogs even more than we do!
@@avrilbowler8755 You are so blessed to get a glimpse of your beloved dog in Heaven. My husband also had a brief look at our Gigi toy poodle that passed. I have wanted to see her too but still I know she's alive and well and happy at this moment. :)
@@wallys11000 It's funny how rarely we see our own beloved lost pets, yet others do. Bess, the dog who appeared to me had bone cancer unbeknown to us. She damaged her leg but the vet thought it was probably just an injury, although the cancer was then diagnosed. She went downhill rapidly over the next two days. That second day I knew we had to say goodbye. My other dog, Lucy, and I lay with Bess on my bed for hours that day. She loved music, so we played gentle songs and tunes all the time. I held her, stroked her, told her how beautiful and loved she was, over and over. She had been cruelly treated before she came to me. I still wonder if she allowed me to see her because she was so surrounded by our love that day. On the other hand I saw my best friend's cat twice. I often went in to let her dog and new pup out at lunchtimes. Barney, the spirit cat followed me up the path one day then disappeared. The last time I saw him was in 2008. My friend's house had been flooded out in 2007. I went to see to the dogs one day and saw Barney's tail pass down the side of the replacement settee. I think he was inspecting the new furniture!! I always believe when we get a pet they burrow a tiny hole in our hearts. When they say goodbye they curl up in that little hole and become part of us forever. That always comforts me. Your Gigi sounds so gorgeous. Her memory will always remain part of your life and continue to enrich it.
thank you for not forgeting our beloved Furry family members.. and I was fine up til I saw the OTRB poem.. ugh! having lost to many to count it always makes me choke up..( 39 hamster, 29 gerbil 2 3 lined skinks 2 parakeet, 2 goldfish(JAws 1&2 each lived over 10yrs) 2 Dogs-Duke Doberman Pincher 14yrs, Shadow-rescued greyhound 11yrs,.. recently My precious boy Etain Sherman- Cat 16yrs.. Miss them all..
Arthur, no one could have given a better fitting and more loving tribute to these four legged friends. When I paid a visit to Toto's grave, I was moved to tears. I've always wanted to go to the Los Angeles Pet Cemetery , but in the 9 times I've been to LA, I just couldn't make it happen. Kabar is said to haunt the cemetery as those who have gone near his grave have heard his panting. Well done, Arthur.
Toto isn't buried there. It is just a memorial. Toto's original grave was on his owner's ranch which was bulldozed to build the Ventura Freeway in 1958
I have a necklace with a paw print and angel wing charms that's engraved, "I'll hold you in my heart until I hold you in Heaven." What a day it will be when I see my Gigi (poodle) again and can hold and kiss her forever. :)
She's in good company with my baby boy, Apache (7/2/2017 - 8/8/2019). Gone far too soon, way too young. He'll keep her company until you arrive.😢😢😘😘❤❤🙏🙏
I was always impressed with James Stewart's favorite horse in his westerns, Pie. Henry Fonda painted a picture of the horse and I do believe that Mr. Stewart kept Pie until his death and buried him on his property after Pie died. We love our animals. In unconditional love always. ❤️
Thanks for remembering the animals! My beloved cat passed away Friday and I just got his cremains back tonight. It included the Rainbow Bridge poem of course. It was great to see all those famous animals.
What a brilliant idea, Arthur. I have had several wonderful dog companions over the last forty plus years. They have given me everything possible - their hearts, their companionship and their protection. Their loss has been more painful than I could ever say. This tribute to famous animals is fabulous. Thank you.
Ohmygosh had me crying remembering all of them. Best of the best animal actors. Toto and Lassie and Benji, Mr. Ed actually all were very very talented. So many beloved pets of actors as well.
Wonderful. This baby boomer actually teared up a little watching this, which may sound silly, but alot of this was my youth. (P.S. Amazing, soothing voice, could listen to you all day.)
That was beautiful. My husband and I have had many fur babies (as well as two that don’t have fur). We live in the country. You could say our property is a pet cemetery because of the numerous pets buried here; dogs, cats, cows, horses, pigs and rabbits.
I think almost everyone who lives in the Country can say the same thing! My Family and also live in the Country. And we have my Dad/Grandpa’s Female Dog, Roxy, buried in my Mom/Grandma’s Garden. And when we lived in Montana, we buried my Sister/Aunt’s Horse, my Mom/Grandma’s Dog, Tabor, and my Dad/Grandpa’s Bird, Phroto.
Frank Inn was a childhood hero of mine! Being buried with his dogs is exactly what I imagine he wanted. Rest in peace sir, and all your wonderful dogs, too. Also, I had a calico cat named Tanner, after one of the MGM lions
To all my Hollywood Graveyard friends and Arthur Dark and crew please stay safe during these tough times. With everything going on lockdown or quarantine it's not easy. So everyone stay safe
Both of my furbabies were by me to watch this, and another furbabies ashes sit just beyond me...😇😇🌈🌈 I like furbabies way more than I do humans.😏😏 Thanks for making this happen when we so need it right now. Everyone, protect your self.....🐾🐾🐺
I just lost a cat on Jan 08 that had been with me 11 years. He had a black back and a white belly. It made him look as if he were wearing a tuxedo jacket so I named him Tux. He was a neighborhood stray I took in and I estimate he was over 20 years old when he died. He left paw prints on my heart.
foxy wolf~ You said what I have always thought in my heart...."I like furbabies way more than I do humans." I was more devastated when my little apricot toy poodle Gigi died than the death of anyone else in my life. It gives me great comfort to know I'll be reunited with her again in Heaven. :)
Thank you for such a sweet remembrance of pets. As an animal lover, it warms my heart to see such unique places of rest. Another great video, and a much-needed break from the current situation. Cheers!
There are not a lot of pet cemeteries around where I am but many of them are abandoned when you do find them. Thanks for taking us on a different tour!
Thank you for remembering the animal actors and beloved pets of celebrities Arthur, this wonderful new vid will be one of my favorites of yours. The saddest one of what you said was of Valentino's dog. And I hope the Rainbow Bridge story is true I would love to be reunited with my boyhood dog Ginger she died in 1975 and I have never stopped missing her.
I bought a book signed by Alan Young, I received it 2 weeks before he died. He said in the book that Ed died around 1971, and talked about the second stand in horse.
Thank you for this video I watch everyone of you videos. I lost my baby In 2019 she was a beautiful Toy Poodle i love her so much .she was so brave when i was very sick and my husband was not home just me and my dog Noshe I was in a deep sleep due to the medication I was taking for the flu. Noshe ran by my bedside and bark on and on until I woke up. To let me know someone had broken in the house. And yes thier was someone was in my home. I am so grateful to had have her. Dog are just the most beautiful thing Gid could have ever made. Noshe will be buried with me when I die. Again thank you. ❤🐩
So so true, my partner and i raised Shih Tzu, we had the mom and dad and kept two of the boys from her first litter, they are all gone now, the last boy Baby we just lost at the beginning of this year at 16yo. In between we also rescued animals, mainly parrots, but also have a few Macaws that were born here, and at the age we were at this time, they also will out live us sadly. As far as turtles which we have a pond of Red Eared Sliders, the average life span is 20 to 40 years which a few of them will out live us, but on the other hand we also have three Sulcata Tortoises which will most definitely out live us at an average live span of 80 to 150 years. That being said we do understand that some arrangements will have to be made (soon) due to the fact that we are not an organization, we have done all this for the love of all animals that we could take in and care for, just trying to do our part!
The animals except very few species do not live long as we do, because they dont need to learn as we do, heaven is already given to them......we need to learn and listen.....
I have my puppies and a kitten and yes snake and chickens, buried in my backyard, All of them are beloved pets/friends. Thank you Mr Dark for showing us the beautiful animal cemetery. Hugs
I was so surprised to see you included Mr. Ed's grave! I had the pleasure of visiting it in 2018 when the family took a road trip from Oklahoma City through Arkansas and on to Memphis. It was a bit difficult to locate but thanks to a nearby resident we found it. The home wasn't occupied or lived in at the time so we kinda just walked towards the back to check it out. Its a nice grave.
Aloha H.G! My own pet stars were my dog "Lulu," who was a mix of Black Lab, and Beagle I called her a "Labeagle"- what a good dog! She used to steal single shoes off my neighbors doorsteps. We had quite a collection.😄 My longest lived star, & most adored was my all black Japanese Bobtail cat that I found as a tiny kitten walking along a highway. When I pulled over to pick him, I walking quickly, afraid he would wander into the road. Instead, he ran toward me & jumped into my arms!...it was like a scene from Love Story! His name; Big Black Bendy- for his short, bent tail. He lived to be 21.😊🐾
This video is the antidote for all the anxiety caused by COVID-19. What an absolutely fantastic and heart-warming video; one of Hollywood Graveyard's best. I'll pay good money for those photos of Karie Bible with the cat. Thank you so much for your dedication to remembering the wonderful animals who brought us so much love and happiness. May they all rest in peace.
Thank you so much for this!! Very interesting and shows actors are people just like the rest of us. Animals truly are gifts to us from above. They ask for so little but give so much. May they all be playing happily by the Rainbow Bridge!
I have to say this is one of my favorite if not slightly heartbreaking episode of Hollywood graveyard. I completely agree that their ability to love unconditionally make it especially hard to lose fur friends. Thank you so much for this walk of Hollywood famous pets.
I know, right? But one Human Actor had more talent than today's horrible Actors and Actresses. His name was Claude Rains. Great, great Actor! He had a film career that spanned 6 Decades! Perhaps best know for portraying The Invisible Man, in 1933, he also played The Wolfman's father, and The Phantom of the Opera, in Universal's 1943 adaptation of the film of the same name! Claude died in 1967, of an Abdominal Hemerriage. He was laid to rest in Red Hill Cemetery in New Hampshire. May he rest in peace.
Currently binge watching all these from the very first one. Needed to say how brilliantly these are put together. Very well done and your voice is perfect for it. Nothing amateur about it, extremely profession and really interesting. Thank you Arthur, keep up the good work xx 👍😃
I just lost my dog yesterday I miss him so much. Rip diego you were the best friend in the whole world im lucky to have had you in my life without you I feel lost weak and just not me I miss you so much.
I’m so sorry for your loss Derek. We just lost our furry friend Patches Sept 1st after 20 years. My house is just a house now....not a home. She outlived all our aged dogs. I feel your loss. As for another cat or dog right now...I’m not there....But I’ll keep my heart open. I hope you do too...but we have to grieve for loss of our beloved recent. God bless you.
Thank you Arthur, I remember watching as a kid a TV series called “the littlest hobo” about an ownerless German Shepherd. There where 4 dogs who played hobo. London, Toro, Litlon, and Thorn. Original series was 1963-1965 and the second series (or remake) was from 1979-1985. But I also loved watching Benji and the old classic Lassie films and Mister Ed as well.
My wife ( over 40 years) and I have been blessed with wonderful pets and buried them all in prominent places on our property ! Mr. Dark would be proud. Thank you for this wondeful presentation, honoring the 4 legged members of our family's.
Thank you for sharing the resting places of these beloved animals. As I watched this, my husband is asleep, our dog Andy is snoring on the couch, our cat Grell is curled up in a box on her pillow, and our grandcat Tigger is sleeping on his bed (my stepdaughter’s bed). The box holding our beloved dog Holly’s ashes is on the shelf across from my chair.
Art, You are such a blessing to all with the love and care you give to each episode. Your attention to detail is impeccable, understanding that some may not remember or know of the likes of Jerry Lewis and many stars of old. For me, they are gone but never forgotten. I hope you receive 10 fold of your efforts for all your hard work.
Thank you. Us who have fur babies and family fur babies appreciate the sincerety and respect that animals play a role in our lives. THANK YOU MUCH APPRECIATED!!! 😊
Thank you for this at a time we can really use it, Arthur! Fantastic work as usual! These special themed episodes are great since there’s so many different themes you can do. Thank you as always for everything! Hope you and your family stay safe!
WHAT A COINCIDENCE, TODAY IS NATIONAL PET DAY, OUR BELOVE PETS FILL OUR HEARTS , GET US ALL THROUGH BAD DAYS AND MAKE OUR EVERYDAY A BRIGHT AND HAPPY ONE,, OUR PETS WILL FOREVER STAY IN OUR HEARTS , THEY MAY NOT TALK NOR WALK UP RIGHT , BUT THEY LEAVE THEIR PAW PRINTS FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS , THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS ,,LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, #HAPPYNATIONALPETDAY
A horse is a horse of course of course and no one can talk like a horse of course unless the talking horse of course is the talking Mr. Ed. Thank you, Arthur. Brilliant idea.
I always figured that when Arnold Ziffel's acting days were over, his family enjoyed him immensely. With BBQ sauce. One other note: When asked what he wanted on his tombstone, I'm reasonably certain that Bonzo did NOT reply, "A tail." (Chimpanzees are apes, not monkeys. Apes do not have tails.)
I love this! Thank you so much for taking us on this grave tour of the furry side of Hollywood. My childhood was totally taken over by Lassie and, to this day, she was the first Hollywood star I loved.
When Holly Golightly (Breakfast at Tiffany's) abandoned Orangey the cat to the alleys of NYC, all of Audrey's allure faded to ugly. While I recognize that it was just a movie and the book portrayed the incident differently, I will never forgive Holly.
Great video, Arthur! glad you are back. Thought of Hollywood Graveyard this morning while drinking my coffee out of my Hollywood Graveyard coffee mug! Keep up the good work. If this virus lifts, you could travel to New York to Hartsdale Cemetery in Harstdale, New York. Lots of famous dogs and cats buried there, eg., those of entertainers George Raft, Diana Ross and Irene Castle to name a few. Stay safe!
Thank you for this Arthur. Our pets mean so much to us. I lost my sweet Boston Terrier, last year at age 17, and we are still devastated. I love the idea of Rainbow Bridge and seeing our fur babies someday again. Valentino's dog Kabar's story was so sad. I remember reading about him. He truly adored Rudy and grieved terribly for him. I wouldn't be surprised if some of Curly Howard's dogs are somewhere buried in a pet cemetery. He had many of them and absolutely adored them.
all thank you authur for giving us another great entertaining video we enjoy and appreciate all your videos that you share with us and hope that everybody is staying safe and following what we are supposed to do to keep safe from being exposed from the virus and at least all of us that have to stay home at least we get to enjoy your videos thank you as always
Aww. What a beautiful video. My family and I are on our "second' family dog. The first one was 1999 - 2012. I miss her every day. Also, love your credit: "Arthur Bark". hehe
In the 1950s I watched a show on tv called Circus Boy. Rin Tin Tin was the dog in that show. Mickey Dolenze starred in it. I loved that show. Is this the same dog? Dolenz was later A Monkee in the band The Monkees.
Linda Green The name original “Rinty” was owned by Lee Duncan and Duncan used the name for all his future GSD actors, just as Rudd Weatherwax had several different Lassies. These men “owned” the dog’s names and used younger animals as the original dogs passed.
LOVE IT!! LOVE IT !!! LOVE IT !! I couldn’t help but hug my furry friend after watching this ... . She has helped me cope with my anxiety . Thanks for giving us a sense of peace during these difficult times. Hope everyone stays safe ...
Seeing how much people loved their pets, this video was lovely. Seeing graves of Rin Tin Tin, Mr. Ed, Toto, and many others brought a lump to my throat as I watched them when I was a child. I never knew such large cemeteries existed for pets. Thank you this memorable video.
In the early 20th century, a Collie Breeder named Albert Payson Terhune wrote several Dog books, which were very popular. Today his estate, known as Terhune Memorial Park-Sunnybank, in Wayne N J is open to the public. Many of the dogs made famous in his stories are buried there and their graves can be visited. Terhune's work is still found in todays 'rough collie' breed. Two of his most famous stories are: Lad, A Dog, and The Heart of a Dog.
What a wonderful journey you have provided. I have had 5 mischievous, fun loving Pugs that have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. I miss them dearly. So thankful they were part of my life and will always be in my heart. Thank you Arthur for reminding us of their importance in our lives.
I can understand your loss. I lost 2 Bichon Frise doggies several years ago from natural causes. They were sisters from the same litter named Snoball and Ruffles. Ruffles was more relaxed and quiet. But Snoball was a real character. She came in from the garage one day with a dirty rag in her mouth. When I took it away, she was not a happy camper. So I gave her a clean one to play with. This became her favorite toy. She even knew to go to the box of clean rags in the garage to get a new one. In Denver in winter, we would get deep snow. I would dig out a "doggie square" so they would have a place to do their "business" without having to deal with the snow. Snoball would jump out of the "square" and wind up at the other side of the yard. (That's where she got the name "Snoball"). Her paws would get frozen and she would rise up like a prairie dog wanting to be rescued. I would trudge through the deep snow (sometimes in my bathrobe and slippers) to retrieve her and bring her back inside the house. Silly dog. I think of them often.
Who else has dreams about their pets that passed, where they jump in your arms and you can see and smell them, then you realize it’s a all a dream and you wake up....
My dog, Patches, had died sometime before. I was asleep and I heard her nails on the floor. I felt her soft ears and when I suddenly awoke, I could smell her smell as if she had actually been there. To this day I believe she came back to visit with me just one more time.
Perhaps it's not a dream...😥😥😥 Perhaps you just woke up a second too late. I sometimes feel my beloved cat on the bed, but I know that she's gone. But does she know that?
We visited a pet cemetary right next to an RV camp ground frequented by full time RVers and Snowbirds. Very heart touching. Sweet little headstones and momentos...toys...dog collars were left. It was on Indian reservation land but was free and actually maintained. My husband and I painted a memorial rock dedicated to our past pets..we listed their names and dates.
There were a couple more sites I had hoped to get for this episode, but given the state of things, it likely would have taken weeks to get there. I didn't want to wait that long, and I figure you all could use this now... hopefully a little ray of light in a dark time. Enjoy, and stay safe my friends!
Thank you soooo much for doing this,yes you are right a new vid from you made my day and am sure it will do the same for many others as well,thanks again and stay safe my friend ❤️❤️❤️
Big Hug Arthur !!! 👏👏👏👏
Hollywood Graveyard Arthur, this is a terrific video. I walk in a cemetery all the time and have a few feline buddies. Thanks for this. Keep well!! ❤️❤️
Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️
I totally enjoyed this! Thank you so much for cheering me up during this quarantine
Room 8 has to be my favorite of those talked about. The fact a cat was so punctual as to show up everyday and just hang out, letting who knows how many sticky and heavy hands pet him. He must have been a great comfort to the children on the bad days every student has.
That the school welcomed him and worked with/around him? How many children hugged that cat as they cried? How many screams and squeaks and squeals of joy and excitement did he endure for his children? How many stressed-out 'temper-tantrums' and breakdowns did he avert and defuse simply by being there, always there to be petted and stroked no matter what was going wrong? How many stuttered and stumbled over words did he listen to, spoken by children just learning to read or trying to strengthen that skill?
It is firmly my belief that animals, especially those with the right temperaments, can work miracles. And Room 8 was one of them,
I have lost 3 dogs in my adulthood. Ginger, Chloe and Domino. When you mentioned the Rainbow Bridge I started crying all over again. I hope to see them soon, especially my little boy Domino. He was 17. I love you all. Ginger was 18 and Chloe was 12. They were both rescued from an animal shelter. On Ginger's last day before going to sleep, I adopted her. She was 8 at the time. She lived another 8 years. All were my babies!
R Thomas ..I love my lovely dogs and cats..They cost around 20 per- cent of my income, and they are worth every penny.
You're not alone my pug Noah passed away on October 30th, 2022 and I will see him again when my time comes and we can both cross the Rainbow Bridge together. 😭🐶
Toto, Pete on the little rascals, Asta, Lassie, Rin tin tin, Clarence the cross-eyed lion on Daktari, Cheetah, Benji, Mr. Ed had more talent in their paws and hooves than all of today's stars including the Kardashians
Gentle Ben, Flipper.
They was around during the 60's
And Mrs. Asta!
Gentle Ben and Flipper was on t.v. during the 60's
Especially the Kardashians!!!
the rainbow bridge made me cry... I wanna be reunited with the pets of my family
So do I. I have 6 cats over the Rainbow Bridge and I miss each and every one of them. I have two now. I don't know if I'll adopt any more. All the cats, except one, who is buried in his favorite place in the backyard where he soaked up the sun, were cremated and sit in my kitchen window where they can watch the birds. And, though it might seem strange, I talk to them, even though they are no longer with me. They were my 'children' since I wasn't blessed with human ones.
During these dark times makes me yearn to meet my cat Luna over the rainbow bridge.
@@mobilitykar7806 I'm so sorry. I'm glad you gave Peppa a good life. I gave Luna a good life. Although she came as a stray so I don't know her backstory.
Me too!!
same here ..chokes me up reading it...hope to see all my special pets again
Makes self isolating a little more bearable. Thanks Arthur and everyone at Hollywood Graveyard 😘
Louise Blondin I wish we had a Pet cemetery here in Orange County.
I say a lot more bearable. His voice is intoxicating..and not the covd-19 one either . Thanks again for your continuing way to make us all laugh in the face of death. Keep doing what you do for us all.
@@beachside1 his voice is so calming😌
My biggest claim to fame was meeting the Border Collie from “Babe”. She was old, deaf and mostly blind, but I thought she was beautiful still. I have no idea where her family laid her to rest but I hope it is peaceful.
How did you meet her
What was the border collie's name?
Melissa Cooper her name was Fly
Shadow Claw my sister worked with the wife of the man who trained Fly (the dog). I was invited to a Tupperware party with my sister to their house and whilst there my sister mentioned that her friend’s husband owned and trained the dog from Babe. Then the woman took me out the back to meet her. She was very old then and that would have been around a decade ago.
@@kazbutler that's very sad 😢
I can’t believe you posted this vid today... my oldest girl dog, Cleo the Shiba Inu, passed away at the ripe old age of 18 years. She was such a trouble maker, mainly escaping any yard or confinement we tried to keep her wrangled up! She was the sweetest Shiba Inu!!! She did a lot of time in doggie jail from her escapades. I swear she had 3 microchips!!! And if any of you have a doggie that likes to escape home, I highly recommend getting them the Home Again program. This saved my family from the heart break of Cleo not being identified and returned to us. Or rather me going to doggie jail to spring her out. She was such a sweet girl and I know she’s with my mini poodle Cocoa that passed away in October from cancer. This last year has broken my heart. Rest In Peace Cleopatra Atencio. Forever loved!!! :,(
I am so sad for you that your beautiful dog has gone to the Rainbow Bridge. No matter how old, we want to keep and hug them forever. I have seen the face of one of my dogs after she'd left me. I saw her laughing face, ears flapping, eyes shining. It was only the next day I realised that she had lost an eye with glaucoma yet here she was, both eyes shining. She just wanted me to know she was whole again and happy. I found this so comforting. I hope you find peace of mind and heart. Warmest wishes.
rickatencia~ I know your heart break and I'm so sorry. I can actually smile now thinking of my little Gigi (toy poodle) who passed in 2010 because I know she's so happy in Heaven right now. We'll be seeing our dogs again one day! After all, Jesus loves our dogs even more than we do!
@@avrilbowler8755 You are so blessed to get a glimpse of your beloved dog in Heaven. My husband also had a brief look at our Gigi toy poodle that passed. I have wanted to see her too but still I know she's alive and well and happy at this moment. :)
@@wallys11000 It's funny how rarely we see our own beloved lost pets, yet others do. Bess, the dog who appeared to me had bone cancer unbeknown to us. She damaged her leg but the vet thought it was probably just an injury, although the cancer was then diagnosed. She went downhill rapidly over the next two days. That second day I knew we had to say goodbye. My other dog, Lucy, and I lay with Bess on my bed for hours that day. She loved music, so we played gentle songs and tunes all the time. I held her, stroked her, told her how beautiful and loved she was, over and over. She had been cruelly treated before she came to me. I still wonder if she allowed me to see her because she was so surrounded by our love that day.
On the other hand I saw my best friend's cat twice. I often went in to let her dog and new pup out at lunchtimes. Barney, the spirit cat followed me up the path one day then disappeared. The last time I saw him was in 2008. My friend's house had been flooded out in 2007. I went to see to the dogs one day and saw Barney's tail pass down the side of the replacement settee. I think he was inspecting the new furniture!! I always believe when we get a pet they burrow a tiny hole in our hearts. When they say goodbye they curl up in that little hole and become part of us forever. That always comforts me. Your Gigi sounds so gorgeous. Her memory will always remain part of your life and continue to enrich it.
Sorry for your loss 😭 rip your dog
thank you for not forgeting our beloved Furry family members.. and I was fine up til I saw the OTRB poem.. ugh! having lost to many to count it always makes me choke up..( 39 hamster, 29 gerbil 2 3 lined skinks 2 parakeet, 2 goldfish(JAws 1&2 each lived over 10yrs) 2 Dogs-Duke Doberman Pincher 14yrs, Shadow-rescued greyhound 11yrs,.. recently My precious boy Etain Sherman- Cat 16yrs.. Miss them all..
Redcorvin oh that choked me up too😢
I remember in the late 70s I met Morris, the Cat, from the 9Lives commercials. He was at a store doing a promotion for the cat food
Was he even more snobby in person ?
I remember Morris the cat from the 9 Lives commercials. Miss that cat.
@@rdhudon7469 I remember petting him and hearing him purr.
I wonder where he might be buried and I was hoping he'd be in this video.
Ronald Steele I loved Morris!
Arthur, no one could have given a better fitting and more loving tribute to these four legged friends. When I paid a visit to Toto's grave, I was moved to tears.
I've always wanted to go to the Los Angeles Pet Cemetery , but in the 9 times I've been to LA, I just couldn't make it happen.
Kabar is said to haunt the cemetery as those who have gone near his grave have heard his panting.
Well done, Arthur.
No way! Kabar is a ghost dog?! Tell me more, please! I'm all ears!
Toto isn't buried there. It is just a memorial. Toto's original grave was on his owner's ranch which was bulldozed to build the Ventura Freeway in 1958
I have a necklace with a paw print and angel wing charms that's engraved, "I'll hold you in my heart until I hold you in Heaven." What a day it will be when I see my Gigi (poodle) again and can hold and kiss her forever. :)
@ Diane Bowden: I have a Beagle Dachshund named Gigi.
You just brought a tear to my eye. That's so lovely.
She's in good company with my baby boy, Apache (7/2/2017 - 8/8/2019). Gone far too soon, way too young. He'll keep her company until you arrive.😢😢😘😘❤❤🙏🙏
That’s so sweet🥺
@@badkitty4922 rip my favorite German shepherd misty. Hope no matter the HELL pain I may NEVER PERMANENTLY FORGET YOU.
I was always impressed with James Stewart's favorite horse in his westerns, Pie. Henry Fonda painted a picture of the horse and I do believe that Mr. Stewart kept Pie until his death and buried him on his property after Pie died.
We love our animals. In unconditional love always. ❤️
Thanks for remembering the animals! My beloved cat passed away Friday and I just got his cremains back tonight. It included the Rainbow Bridge poem of course. It was great to see all those famous animals.
What a brilliant idea, Arthur. I have had several wonderful dog companions over the last forty plus years. They have given me everything possible - their hearts, their companionship and their protection. Their loss has been more painful than I could ever say. This tribute to famous animals is fabulous. Thank you.
Ohmygosh had me crying remembering all of them. Best of the best animal actors. Toto and Lassie and Benji, Mr. Ed actually all were very very talented. So many beloved pets of actors as well.
"We give you this new home 53 years later, as "There's No Place Like Home" Rest In Peace, Dear Friend. 😭😭 I cried reading that 😭
Wonderful. This baby boomer actually teared up a little watching this, which may sound silly, but alot of this was my youth. (P.S. Amazing, soothing voice, could listen to you all day.)
😊 lassie
Very touching, life is too short,pets deserve a longer life, and not just for us.
Death is evil and existence is so tooo random 🤨 here one day gone the next. Death is random.
Well done! Tears shed for those pets and my own. They are all missed desperately. What a reunion it will be!!
That was beautiful. My husband and I have had many fur babies (as well as two that don’t have fur). We live in the country. You could say our property is a pet cemetery because of the numerous pets buried here; dogs, cats, cows, horses, pigs and rabbits.
I think almost everyone who lives in the Country can say the same thing! My Family and also live in the Country. And we have my Dad/Grandpa’s Female Dog, Roxy, buried in my Mom/Grandma’s Garden. And when we lived in Montana, we buried my Sister/Aunt’s Horse, my Mom/Grandma’s Dog, Tabor, and my Dad/Grandpa’s Bird, Phroto.
My Rabbits yes
Frank Inn was a childhood hero of mine! Being buried with his dogs is exactly what I imagine he wanted. Rest in peace sir, and all your wonderful dogs, too. Also, I had a calico cat named Tanner, after one of the MGM lions
prompts and total respect for frank inn
I agree. Frank Inn and Higgins will live on in our hearts.
I remember Orangey
My mom got me into mgm movies & I remember watching Rhurbarb. I'ma cat lover. He was so cute! RIP to all the fur babies.
Stay safe my friends. And especially Arthur. We need you, sir, to bring back memories of "those who lived to entertain us."
To all my Hollywood Graveyard friends and Arthur Dark and crew please stay safe during these tough times. With everything going on lockdown or quarantine it's not easy. So everyone stay safe
Ty you also!!
Both of my furbabies were by me to watch this, and another furbabies ashes sit just beyond me...😇😇🌈🌈 I like furbabies way more than I do humans.😏😏 Thanks for making this happen when we so need it right now. Everyone, protect your self.....🐾🐾🐺
I just lost a cat on Jan 08 that had been with me 11 years. He had a black back and a white belly. It made him look as if he were wearing a tuxedo jacket so I named him Tux. He was a neighborhood stray I took in and I estimate he was over 20 years old when he died. He left paw prints on my heart.
foxy wolf~ You said what I have always thought in my heart...."I like furbabies way more than I do humans." I was more devastated when my little apricot toy poodle Gigi died than the death of anyone else in my life. It gives me great comfort to know I'll be reunited with her again in Heaven. :)
The “Thin Man” movies are the best with Asta, Myrna Loy and William Powell. Also loved the movie “Rhubarb.” Wish TCM would show it in the near future.
Thank you for such a sweet remembrance of pets. As an animal lover, it warms my heart to see such unique places of rest. Another great video, and a much-needed break from the current situation. Cheers!
Benji, Rin tin tin, old yeller ect Hollywood royalty
Lassie?
There are not a lot of pet cemeteries around where I am but many of them are abandoned when you do find them. Thanks for taking us on a different tour!
Rhetty, have you featured any on your channel?
Thank you for remembering the animal actors and beloved pets of celebrities Arthur, this wonderful new vid will be one of my favorites of yours. The saddest one of what you said was of Valentino's dog. And I hope the Rainbow Bridge story is true I would love to be reunited with my boyhood dog Ginger she died in 1975 and I have never stopped missing her.
I bought a book signed by Alan Young, I received it 2 weeks before he died. He said in the book that Ed died around 1971, and talked about the second stand in horse.
Thank you for this video I watch everyone of you videos. I lost my baby In 2019 she was a beautiful Toy Poodle i love her so much .she was so brave when i was very sick and my husband was not home just me and my dog Noshe I was in a deep sleep due to the medication I was taking for the flu. Noshe ran by my bedside and bark on and on until I woke up. To let me know someone had broken in the house. And yes thier was someone was in my home. I am so grateful to had have her. Dog are just the most beautiful thing Gid could have ever made. Noshe will be buried with me when I die. Again thank you. ❤🐩
Might as well tell you bout my kitty girls. Weebie lived to 21 and Andie girl to 15. Miss them both daily. Thank you!🐈
Most unfair thing in this world is they don't live as long as we do! Second is we don't live as long as turtles!
So so true, my partner and i raised Shih Tzu, we had the mom and dad and kept two of the boys from her first litter, they are all gone now, the last boy Baby we just lost at the beginning of this year at 16yo. In between we also rescued animals, mainly parrots, but also have a few Macaws that were born here, and at the age we were at this time, they also will out live us sadly. As far as turtles which we have a pond of Red Eared Sliders, the average life span is 20 to 40 years which a few of them will out live us, but on the other hand we also have three Sulcata Tortoises which will most definitely out live us at an average live span of 80 to 150 years. That being said we do understand that some arrangements will have to be made (soon) due to the fact that we are not an organization, we have done all this for the love of all animals that we could take in and care for, just trying to do our part!
The animals except very few species do not live long as we do, because they dont need to learn as we do, heaven is already given to them......we need to learn and listen.....
Death is evil to exist to begin with.
@@mistylover7398 Why......
@@jannepetersen4660 guz
I have my puppies and a kitten and yes snake and chickens, buried in my backyard, All of them are beloved pets/friends. Thank you Mr Dark for showing us the beautiful animal cemetery. Hugs
Arthur’s wonderful channel is a soothing medicine for the soul in difficult times. Can’t than you enough Mr Dark.
I was so surprised to see you included Mr. Ed's grave! I had the pleasure of visiting it in 2018 when the family took a road trip from Oklahoma City through Arkansas and on to Memphis. It was a bit difficult to locate but thanks to a nearby resident we found it. The home wasn't occupied or lived in at the time so we kinda just walked towards the back to check it out. Its a nice grave.
Aloha H.G! My own pet stars were my dog "Lulu," who was a mix of Black Lab, and Beagle I called her a "Labeagle"- what a good dog! She used to steal single shoes off my neighbors doorsteps. We had quite a collection.😄 My longest lived star, & most adored was my all black Japanese Bobtail cat that I found as a tiny kitten walking along a highway. When I pulled over to pick him, I walking quickly, afraid he would wander into the road. Instead, he ran toward me & jumped into my arms!...it was like a scene from Love Story! His name; Big Black Bendy- for his short, bent tail. He lived to be 21.😊🐾
This video is the antidote for all the anxiety caused by COVID-19. What an absolutely fantastic and heart-warming video; one of Hollywood Graveyard's best. I'll pay good money for those photos of Karie Bible with the cat. Thank you so much for your dedication to remembering the wonderful animals who brought us so much love and happiness. May they all rest in peace.
Mine had been the Golden retriever by the name Buddy who starred in all of the Air Bud movies
Thank you so much for this!! Very interesting and shows actors are people just like the rest of us. Animals truly are gifts to us from above. They ask for so little but give so much. May they all be playing happily by the Rainbow Bridge!
Great piece and thank you. That`s my pup to the left I lost over a year ago. Miss her everyday.
I have to say this is one of my favorite if not slightly heartbreaking episode of Hollywood graveyard. I completely agree that their ability to love unconditionally make it especially hard to lose fur friends. Thank you so much for this walk of Hollywood famous pets.
I loved the episode when Ed sang 'Pretty Little Filly'! Rocky Lane had a rich beautiful voice.
You can still watch the video on TH-cam. I loved that show!
Yesterdays animal celebrities have more talent than todays attention seeking, half-insane celebrities
True dat!
Ditto
Indeed!
Yes😂
I know, right? But one Human Actor had more talent than today's horrible Actors and Actresses. His name was Claude Rains. Great, great Actor! He had a film career that spanned 6 Decades! Perhaps best know for portraying The Invisible Man, in 1933, he also played The Wolfman's father, and The Phantom of the Opera, in Universal's 1943 adaptation of the film of the same name! Claude died in 1967, of an Abdominal Hemerriage. He was laid to rest in Red Hill Cemetery in New Hampshire. May he rest in peace.
This made me cry. May all these animals rest In peace. 🌈
The doberman that died of broken heart had me in tears. Soooo very sad😭
Three dogs heroes of my life. Snoopy lived to be 23. My current heroes Domino and Cinnamon
Currently binge watching all these from the very first one. Needed to say how brilliantly these are put together. Very well done and your voice is perfect for it. Nothing amateur about it, extremely profession and really interesting. Thank you Arthur, keep up the good work xx 👍😃
I just lost my dog yesterday I miss him so much. Rip diego you were the best friend in the whole world im lucky to have had you in my life without you I feel lost weak and just not me I miss you so much.
I’m so sorry for your loss Derek. We just lost our furry friend Patches Sept 1st after 20 years. My house is just a house now....not a home. She outlived all our aged dogs. I feel your loss. As for another cat or dog right now...I’m not there....But I’ll keep my heart open. I hope you do too...but we have to grieve for loss of our beloved recent. God bless you.
I love Eddie ( Moose) the Jack Russell on Frasier And his puppy “Enzo”!They were so adorable and smart!
Hoping for a tour of famous thoroughbreds. You'd have material forever!
I always love your videos... Thank you!
This was the first tour that actually brought a tear to my eye.
Moris the cat, love to know where that cat is, the Nine lives cat from the 70s 80s. Great idea and show buddy.
Thank you Arthur, I remember watching as a kid a TV series called “the littlest hobo” about an ownerless German Shepherd. There where 4 dogs who played hobo. London, Toro, Litlon, and Thorn. Original series was 1963-1965 and the second series (or remake) was from 1979-1985. But I also loved watching Benji and the old classic Lassie films and Mister Ed as well.
I shed some tears at remembering the many animals that were part of my life. This was a welcome video. Thank you.
Mr. Weatherwax hired my father as a gardener. The whole family was incredibly humble and kind. ❤ RIP
The one on Rudolph Valentino's dog choked me
They should have given him peace, because dogs are mourning terrible.....
Yes.
My wife ( over 40 years) and I have been blessed with wonderful pets and buried them all
in prominent places on our property ! Mr. Dark would be proud. Thank you for this wondeful
presentation, honoring the 4 legged members of our family's.
Thanks, this made me cry. It takes a lot to make my cry but talking about dogs who have passed can do it.
Thank you for sharing the resting places of these beloved animals.
As I watched this, my husband is asleep, our dog Andy is snoring on the couch, our cat Grell is curled up in a box on her pillow, and our grandcat Tigger is sleeping on his bed (my stepdaughter’s bed). The box holding our beloved dog Holly’s ashes is on the shelf across from my chair.
RIP all those amazing animals :( may they never be forgotten
Art, You are such a blessing to all with the love and care you give to each episode. Your attention to detail is impeccable, understanding that some may not remember or know of the likes of Jerry Lewis and many stars of old. For me, they are gone but never forgotten. I hope you receive 10 fold of your efforts for all your hard work.
STAY SAFE OUT THERE DURING THESE TRYING TIMES OF THIS COVID19
@PJ Hang in there my friend, Sending prayers your way, I know how you feel, things will soon be back to normal, just be calm , have faith ,,🙏😘❤
I'm a 74 year old disabled veteran and I shall always choose the company and companionship of animals over people.
Does the dog Uggie from “The Artist” have a grave? He was an amazing animal actor as well.
Thank you. Us who have fur babies and family fur babies appreciate the sincerety and respect that animals play a role in our lives. THANK YOU MUCH APPRECIATED!!! 😊
I cried more through this video then all your others! My God, pets are wonderful! I want more....even if they are not famous!
Thank you for this at a time we can really use it, Arthur! Fantastic work as usual! These special themed episodes are great since there’s so many different themes you can do. Thank you as always for everything! Hope you and your family stay safe!
WHAT A COINCIDENCE, TODAY IS NATIONAL PET DAY, OUR BELOVE PETS FILL OUR HEARTS , GET US ALL THROUGH BAD DAYS AND MAKE OUR EVERYDAY A BRIGHT AND HAPPY ONE,, OUR PETS WILL FOREVER STAY IN OUR HEARTS , THEY MAY NOT TALK NOR WALK UP RIGHT , BUT THEY LEAVE THEIR PAW PRINTS FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS , THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS ,,LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, #HAPPYNATIONALPETDAY
A horse is a horse of course of course and no one can talk like a horse of course unless the talking horse of course is the talking Mr. Ed. Thank you, Arthur. Brilliant idea.
I always figured that when Arnold Ziffel's acting days were over, his family enjoyed him immensely. With BBQ sauce.
One other note: When asked what he wanted on his tombstone, I'm reasonably certain that Bonzo did NOT reply, "A tail." (Chimpanzees are apes, not monkeys. Apes do not have tails.)
There's always one ass in the crowd!
@@wyomingadventures And there is, now that you've arrived!
@@jimtownsend7899 🤣 yes Jimmy boy. I'm your huckleberry!
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I didn't know of the pet cemetery in Paris. I will need to put that on my to-do list when I get there again. Thank you for a wonderful video!
What a wonderful vlog! Thank you!
Looking forward to meeting my old friend Frosty (very smart white german shepherd) when i cross the Rainbow Bridge.
I love this! Thank you so much for taking us on this grave tour of the furry side of Hollywood. My childhood was totally taken over by Lassie and, to this day, she was the first Hollywood star I loved.
When Holly Golightly (Breakfast at Tiffany's) abandoned Orangey the cat to the alleys of NYC, all of Audrey's allure faded to ugly. While I recognize that it was just a movie and the book portrayed the incident differently, I will never forgive Holly.
yes it was heartbreaking when Cat was all wet and frezing.
May These Lovely Creatures Enjoy Animal Heaven Playing, And Run Around🙏❤️They Are People Like Me And You! This Is Truly Amazing.
Thank you, it was getting hard to find good entertainment on TH-cam after a week of confinement
Great video, Arthur! glad you are back. Thought of Hollywood Graveyard this morning while drinking my coffee out of my Hollywood Graveyard coffee mug! Keep up the good work. If this virus lifts, you could travel to New York to Hartsdale Cemetery in Harstdale, New York. Lots of famous dogs and cats buried there, eg., those of entertainers George Raft, Diana Ross and Irene Castle to name a few. Stay safe!
I've never cried over the death of human stars. I've been crying since Rin-Tin-Tin.
Thank you for this Arthur. Our pets mean so much to us. I lost my sweet Boston Terrier, last year at age 17, and we are still devastated. I love the idea of Rainbow Bridge and seeing our fur babies someday again. Valentino's dog Kabar's story was so sad. I remember reading about him. He truly adored Rudy and grieved terribly for him. I wouldn't be surprised if some of Curly Howard's dogs are somewhere buried in a pet cemetery. He had many of them and absolutely adored them.
I love you, Hollywood Graveyard. Always watch you.
Fascinating video. I lost my siamese Precious last year. 🕯 RIP to all the fur babies who passed away.
all thank you authur for giving us another great entertaining video we enjoy and appreciate all your videos that you share with us and hope that everybody is staying safe and following what we are supposed to do to keep safe from being exposed from the virus and at least all of us that have to stay home at least we get to enjoy your videos thank you as always
Arthur, I don't think I've ever cried so much watching one of your videos. We all have our special friends we'll never forget.
Aww. What a beautiful video. My family and I are on our "second' family dog. The first one was 1999 - 2012. I miss her every day.
Also, love your credit: "Arthur Bark". hehe
As a lifelong animal lover, I thank you for this wonderful salute to our furry friends. 🌹🌹🌹
In the 1950s I watched a show on tv called Circus Boy. Rin Tin Tin was the dog in that show. Mickey Dolenze starred in it. I loved that show. Is this the same dog? Dolenz was later A Monkee in the band The Monkees.
Probably is a Descendant of Rin Tin Tin
Linda Green The name original “Rinty” was owned by Lee Duncan and Duncan used the name for all his future GSD actors, just as Rudd Weatherwax had several different Lassies. These men “owned” the dog’s names and used younger animals as the original dogs passed.
LOVE IT!! LOVE IT !!! LOVE IT !! I couldn’t help but hug my furry friend after watching this ... . She has helped me cope with my anxiety . Thanks for giving us a sense of peace during these difficult times. Hope everyone stays safe ...
This is the first video you've done that's made me weep! I'm such an animal lover this really touched my heart. Thanks!
Thanks once again, Mr. Arthur! What a great concept and as you suggest, sorely needed at this time. Thanks for the smiles!
What a beautiful testament to all these creatures ❤ I've never shed a tear on you're other vids but, this one......oh my ❤❤✌
Seeing how much people loved their pets, this video was lovely. Seeing graves of Rin Tin Tin, Mr. Ed, Toto, and many others brought a lump to my throat as I watched them when I was a child. I never knew such large cemeteries existed for pets. Thank you this memorable video.
He named the goose Ryan after the actor. Why did I not get that the first time?
In the early 20th century, a Collie Breeder named Albert Payson Terhune wrote several Dog books, which were very popular. Today his estate, known as Terhune Memorial Park-Sunnybank, in Wayne N J is open to the public. Many of the dogs made famous in his stories are buried there and their graves can be visited. Terhune's work is still found in todays 'rough collie' breed. Two of his most famous stories are: Lad, A Dog, and The Heart of a Dog.
My two favourite things - HGY AND Animals ❤️
What a wonderful journey you have provided. I have had 5 mischievous, fun loving Pugs that have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. I miss them dearly. So thankful they were part of my life and will always be in my heart. Thank you Arthur for reminding us of their importance in our lives.
I can understand your loss.
I lost 2 Bichon Frise doggies several years ago from natural causes. They were sisters from the same litter named Snoball and Ruffles. Ruffles was more relaxed and quiet. But Snoball was a real character. She came in from the garage one day with a dirty rag in her mouth. When I took it away, she was not a happy camper. So I gave her a clean one to play with. This became her favorite toy. She even knew to go to the box of clean rags in the garage to get a new one.
In Denver in winter, we would get deep snow. I would dig out a "doggie square" so they would have a place to do their "business" without having to deal with the snow. Snoball would jump out of the "square" and wind up at the other side of the yard. (That's where she got the name "Snoball"). Her paws would get frozen and she would rise up like a prairie dog wanting to be rescued. I would trudge through the deep snow (sometimes in my bathrobe and slippers) to retrieve her and bring her back inside the house. Silly dog.
I think of them often.
Who else has dreams about their pets that passed, where they jump in your arms and you can see and smell them, then you realize it’s a all a dream and you wake up....
My dog, Patches, had died sometime before. I was asleep and I heard her nails on the floor. I felt her soft ears and when I suddenly awoke, I could smell her smell as if she had actually been there. To this day I believe she came back to visit with me just one more time.
@@BigLisaFan, yes they will come see you in dreams if you let them.
@@robertsole9970 Mine are welcome to visit any time.
Perhaps it's not a dream...😥😥😥 Perhaps you just woke up a second too late. I sometimes feel my beloved cat on the bed, but I know that she's gone. But does she know that?
@@susanleitch8649 That made me miss her even more.
We visited a pet cemetary right next to an RV camp ground frequented by full time RVers and Snowbirds. Very heart touching. Sweet little headstones and momentos...toys...dog collars were left. It was on Indian reservation land but was free and actually maintained.
My husband and I painted a memorial rock dedicated to our past pets..we listed their names and dates.