I recently had to help Zeik, a long term acupuncture patient of mine, move onto his next plane of existence. Although it is very hard to let a beloved patient go, Zeik's time had come and he passed on very peacefully.
Zeik's dad shared some of his fond memories of this spirited canine's life.
• his intelligence and curiosity, and his brave defense of ourselves and the home.
• his independent spirit and will; sometimes a bother, ever a source of wonder and amazement.
• the way he got very excited about going out for a walk or car ride, jumping up in the air like he was a terrier, or jumping on and off the bed, over and over.
• how he’d grumble in disagreement, or gently nip at me if I was taking too long to take him out.
• his dislike of, but eventual resolve to deal with rainy days.
• the way he snorted and grunted when we cuddled with him.
• seeing him looking out the dining room window as we arrived home.
• taking him to the beach and watching him have fun with the other dogs, running around, always the fastest dog.
• hikes to Runyon Canyon, and how he’d walk many, many yards ahead, but would always stop to look back and make sure we were following.
• how he’d patiently wait for us to finish dinner, so he could get his “second dinner.”
• the peaceful sound of his snoring.
• his obsessive love of sushi.
• watching him play or just relax with his buddy Sonny.
• how excited he got about arriving at Kevin’s house, before we moved in together.
• I’ll even miss him “unwrapping” the presents left under the Christmas Tree.
We miss you Zeik! I hope you are smiling while riding in that big car in the sky.
Dr. Mahaney
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I recently had to help Zeik, a long term acupuncture patient of mine, move onto his next plane of existence. Although it is very hard to let a beloved patient go, Zeik's time had come and he passed on very peacefully.
Zeik's dad shared some of his fond memories of this spirited canine's life.
• his intelligence and curiosity, and his brave defense of ourselves and the home.
• his independent spirit and will; sometimes a bother, ever a source of wonder and amazement.
• the way he got very excited about going out for a walk or car ride, jumping up in the air like he was a terrier, or jumping on and off the bed, over and over.
• how he’d grumble in disagreement, or gently nip at me if I was taking too long to take him out.
• his dislike of, but eventual resolve to deal with rainy days.
• the way he snorted and grunted when we cuddled with him.
• seeing him looking out the dining room window as we arrived home.
• taking him to the beach and watching him have fun with the other dogs, running around, always the fastest dog.
• hikes to Runyon Canyon, and how he’d walk many, many yards ahead, but would always stop to look back and make sure we were following.
• how he’d patiently wait for us to finish dinner, so he could get his “second dinner.”
• the peaceful sound of his snoring.
• his obsessive love of sushi.
• watching him play or just relax with his buddy Sonny.
• how excited he got about arriving at Kevin’s house, before we moved in together.
• I’ll even miss him “unwrapping” the presents left under the Christmas Tree.
We miss you Zeik! I hope you are smiling while riding in that big car in the sky.
Dr. Mahaney
Thank you for reading Zeik’s memorial. To receive my next article via email, please press the “Don’t Miss a Blog Post” button on the right upper corner of this page or follow this link.