koshergrl
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I had to let Klaus go a couple of years ago, it broke my heart and I don't talk about him much, if at all.
But today I saw the woman who adopted him from me, she is well known to my kids and me through a variety of social contacts, as well as work and school. She has a daughter and is a foster mom, and Klaus was with them for a year but they had to rehome him because he kept getting away from them, and running up to the highway. Then he bit a retired cop in the ass...ANYWAY
She rehomed him with a family that has a boy who needed a friend, and Klaus has become their savior and that boy's constant companion. He now lives in Nevada, he sleeps in bed with his boy every single night, and is living the good life.
I'm so happy for my klauster. I miss him every day, still, and can't think of him without crying, though now I have happy tears!
The funny thing is..his breeders had a special needs boy as well. They raised two litters a year, and that boy was essentially one of the pups. The parent dogs treated him like one of their own, and he was their constant companion, though they outweighed him by more than 200 lbs. Mom was 170 lbs, dad about 190 if I recall. Dad was one of the most massive dogs (and perfectly proportioned! He didn't look big till you got up to him!) I've ever seen.
I still miss our Klaus.
But today I saw the woman who adopted him from me, she is well known to my kids and me through a variety of social contacts, as well as work and school. She has a daughter and is a foster mom, and Klaus was with them for a year but they had to rehome him because he kept getting away from them, and running up to the highway. Then he bit a retired cop in the ass...ANYWAY
She rehomed him with a family that has a boy who needed a friend, and Klaus has become their savior and that boy's constant companion. He now lives in Nevada, he sleeps in bed with his boy every single night, and is living the good life.
I'm so happy for my klauster. I miss him every day, still, and can't think of him without crying, though now I have happy tears!
The funny thing is..his breeders had a special needs boy as well. They raised two litters a year, and that boy was essentially one of the pups. The parent dogs treated him like one of their own, and he was their constant companion, though they outweighed him by more than 200 lbs. Mom was 170 lbs, dad about 190 if I recall. Dad was one of the most massive dogs (and perfectly proportioned! He didn't look big till you got up to him!) I've ever seen.
I still miss our Klaus.

