| I actually do not think your ideas are weird. I have given Poncho, Jet-Bo's blanky and he refuses to go near it! We brought home from our trip with a new blanky for the boys (which Jet-Bo never got to use). That is the only blanky Poncho will lay on. We had 3 blankies that the boys used. Jet-Bo is with one and the other 2 are here. I have been sleeping with the one that has the Jet-Bo odor. The other blanky had to be washed as there was a lot of vomit on it. I am going to call the Vet tomorrow and see if she thinks that Poncho would be allowed to smell Jet-Bo before he is taken to the crematory (sp). I am also hoping that Poncho will perk up when his daddy comes down tonight.
Ellen, do you think that the ashes will still have Jet-Bo's odor on them? That has been my fear is that they will no longer smell like him and after Tuesday morning, we will no longer have the chance to smell Jet-Bo. Does that make sense? Then again, the Vet may not want us up there to sniff around their freezer. lol Thanks for the advice. I sure am open for ideas.
Out of curiousity, what is your extreme idea? We are going to Carlsbad the week of Thanksgiving and if Poncho doesn't get better, I may send him home with his daddy since he is such a daddy's boy. |