"If there is no heaven for dogs, then I want to go where they go when I die."
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My dog Chip died today and I would like to ask my mom where she thought Chip went when he died. I am pretty sure she would say she thought he had no business in heaven. She is not a dog or cat lover. I think of Chip as a child that I will always love dearly. He was the most beautiful dog. My regret is that I was unable to say goodbye to Chip. I hope he was not looking for me. I am heartbroken thinking of the way he loved walks and chasing rabbits. When I put on walking shoes he twirled around in circles and it was difficult to put his leash on. He was a good dog, and everyone admired his unusual blonde color. While on his walks people would comment that he was a beautiful dog.
So if I ask my mom where dogs go when they pass away I would hope she would say they go to heaven. Surely if animals were put on earth to be our companions there must be a special place they go when death comes. How could an animal give such pleasure and companionship without a reward?
I recently was informed that service dogs are used for a variety of disorders like anxiety. When a student claimed that his small Westie was a service dog I thought that was impossible. Although the Westie was not a service dog I discovered that a variety of breeds and sizes of dogs can be used as service dogs. I was secretly hoping I could take him home, and was not too concerned that he was breaking the rules.
So where do these precious companions go? I hope a compassionate and loving God sends them to heaven. There is nothing that would make me happier than to see Chip again. Love to Chip for being a wonderful companion. My heart is broken for the loss of Chippy.
Loved him as much as a human. He loved to chase rabbits and go for walks.