Wednesday October 20th our beloved pup Corbin lost his battle with kidney failure. His body gave out but his determination never waned which made this all the more difficult for us.
He was born on November 24th 2007 in Tennessee and we discovered him while riding a ferry out to Fort Sumter in Charleston SC The passenger sitting next to us had this this cute little pup and we struck up a conversation with her. As we were about to get off the boat she said to us ”his brother is still available on Petfinder” and that night I secretly submitted my adoption application for Corbin. When morning came my wife said to me. "maybe we should apply for that dog" to which I replied that I already did.
He arrived in New Hampshire in March of 2008 with ears bigger than his head. At that time we had two senior dogs and a bunch of cats and Corbin fit right in.
We began taking him family camping and he adapted to that right away never barking and generally being a good camper. I also took him on many camping trips when I went Cowboy Action Shooting and again it was friendly to everyone and just a fun dog to be around.
I was reluctant to post this because I'm not doing will with this and every time I think about him I well up and cant get the lump in my throat to go away even today.
For me, he was absolutely my best friend. He had a big dog personality is a small body. We miss him and grieve for him as he was truly loved by our family. I've had a lot of pets over the years and Corbin was truly a one of a kind dog and companion who passed away years before his time.
Here's a few of the many hundreds of pics I have to remember him by.
He was born on November 24th 2007 in Tennessee and we discovered him while riding a ferry out to Fort Sumter in Charleston SC The passenger sitting next to us had this this cute little pup and we struck up a conversation with her. As we were about to get off the boat she said to us ”his brother is still available on Petfinder” and that night I secretly submitted my adoption application for Corbin. When morning came my wife said to me. "maybe we should apply for that dog" to which I replied that I already did.
He arrived in New Hampshire in March of 2008 with ears bigger than his head. At that time we had two senior dogs and a bunch of cats and Corbin fit right in.
We began taking him family camping and he adapted to that right away never barking and generally being a good camper. I also took him on many camping trips when I went Cowboy Action Shooting and again it was friendly to everyone and just a fun dog to be around.
I was reluctant to post this because I'm not doing will with this and every time I think about him I well up and cant get the lump in my throat to go away even today.
For me, he was absolutely my best friend. He had a big dog personality is a small body. We miss him and grieve for him as he was truly loved by our family. I've had a lot of pets over the years and Corbin was truly a one of a kind dog and companion who passed away years before his time.
Here's a few of the many hundreds of pics I have to remember him by.