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Even Tika would have shed a tear to view this sweet little tombstone. Friend Cecily and I were in the Grandview, Washington, Cemetery (where her grandparents rest) and as I wandered around, camera in hand, I spotted this little stone. To be fair, there was a Darling family in the area, but to me this was "our darling baby" lost sometime in ages past. So sad, so sad.
Question: In a cemetery is it okay, right or proper to let your dog run free?? Opinion???
Not my dogs. But I'm sure Tika would be a lady at all times.
ReplyDeleteDepends on the dog, the cemetery, and the situation. If there are other people there who might object: no; if the dog is unruly: no; if the cemetery is more formal: no. Common sense.
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