The baby girl was not even 4 weeks old in this picture. She was already groomed and looked more like a sweet angel than a miniature schnauzer baby. So silver, so soft, and gorgeous and she was a bundle of love who quickly fell asleep in my arms. I knew I had found all the love I would ever need and would love this baby for the rest of my life.

Spoiled to a fault but thats why I got her to be my little girl to spoil her rotten for the rest of her life and to give her unending love. She returned that love so many times over and I can never repay her for that love.

Oh my darling Snookie mama will always love you and even death cannot seperate or take away the love in my heart that will always be yours.

My sweet angels love will carry me until the end of my days. Snookie is so sadly missed by her mama and daddy, and her human sisters and brother. Now only her love can fill our empty arms.
Ann
Beloved
Snookie 2-04-94 to 12-26-04

What a darling picture of sweet baby Snookie.

You're right, death could never seperate your love for Snookie, or Snookie's love for you.

Take care, Ann.
Kathleen

Oh Ann,
What a darling little Snookie Cookie baby. I know you are hurting and missing her more than anything in the world. My heart goes out to you. Please take care of yourself.
Love,
Marcia

Oh Ann, what a cutie in that picture! She was SO small!
I had no idea they started grooming puppies so young.

I am so sorry you are going through this very painful time in your life right now.
As you stated, Snookie NEVER went without and had the VERY best life possible. God Bless you for providing her with that much love and care

Love,
Cheri

I'm so glad she never got her ears cropped!

Snookies Mom,
What a darling little girl. She was beautiful and the saying that in death your love could never be taken from your heart for her is sooooo true. You wrote your true feelings and that is what I have for my boy. Hang in there . . . I know it has been a tough road for you . . . with the two losses. Thank You for writing something sooooo beautiful to even help describe my feelings for my boy!!
ChrissyW

Ann,

What a beautiful puppy-girl. You really were fortunate to have had each other.

Lynn

Thanks everyone she was so tiny at this age she fit into my hand. I wanted everyone to see even as a puppy she was silver, my dad called her an old gray dog, but in my eyes she was the most beautiful doll I had ever seen. Over the years Snookie lost the black that was on her face and legs and was pure silver. Snookie was the light of my life.

No, no ear cropping for me I loved her ears just the way they were. I had seen how it looked when someone had that done to their baby. It was sore, raw, and infected I know it had to be painful.

Snookie was always expressive with her ears. I loved it and when she would get mad if I left her home oh those ears would stand straight up like rabbit ears. Those little lips would pucker up and bark like crazy until she calmed down. How I would laugh and baby her at the same time, she never held a grudge. I wish all people could be as loving as my baby girl was.
Love, Ann

And what a precious light she was..and still is. Not all the power of death could keep little Snookie's light from shining.
Love,
Kathleen