Oh my dear, dear Skye, you were a dog in a million. You gave us 15 wonderful puppies and I feel blessed to have shared so much with you over the past 14 years. 

 

The good, the bad and down-right ugly, a snapped cruciate, pancreatitis, ketodiosis, mammary tumour and going blind through diabetes. You truly were a-maz-ing, even losing her sight did not stop this girl, she continued to join in with the gang and would not be left behind.

She just blew my mind with her determination to continue living her life to the full (living up to her name).

She qualified for Crufts in 2008 and handled by Hayley, aged just 10 years old, they made me so proud that day, competing with the

best on the big, green carpet.

Skye was from the first Bordertrix

litter and was destined to stay. She

loved agility, gaining many high places

and qualifying for finals at the Kennel

Club International Agility Festival with

Hayley on many occasions.

She is the only dog we will ever have that has known all our other dogs. With all who came before and will come after, there'll never be another like you <3

 

Today (31/05/2020) Hayley and I took Skye for her final journey to Rainbow Bridge. To be there when she came wriggling into the world, to holding her head as she slipped away, what an honour. No more worries, no more pain, sweet girl, run free with Sunnie, Buddy and Tips if you can find her :)