Boodreaux

Boo picked Nancy out when he was a tiny puppy. She and Kenny would visit the litter and he would come and sit by her and stay with her until the visit was over. It was natural that he became part of their family when he was weaned. Kenny and Nancy took Boo everywhere, he was equally at home with the horses down at the barn as he was at a school or county fair. He was a great ambassador for giant breed dogs. Strangers would come up an want to pet him, children never seemed afraid of him even special needs kids would greet his 200 lb frame with a smile and a hug. His life on this earth was cut far too short, no warning to prepare them for that horrible day when the veterinarian gave the worst news a dog lover could hear. His cancer can not be treated. With tears in her eyes and a heavy heart she said goodbye to her giant protector and friend. A closer friend you will never have. He loved you dearly and lived for your smile and touch. He will not be forgotten. “If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went.” Will Rogers