Max "Can't Hold His Licker" Geno

26/01/2025

26/01/2025

Doesn’t matter if we’re celebrities or barely getting by…💔🐾

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"We were so beyond lucky to have you," Teigen wrote of the French bulldog, who happened to be born on her and husband John Legend's wedding day.

📷: Chrissy Teigen/Instagram

21/01/2025

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17/01/2025

Being able to be in their familiar home when saying goodbye is the best choice, when possible.💔

At Lap of Love, we take the utmost pride in helping your pet experience a peaceful passing in the comfort and tranquility of their home.

22/12/2024

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Argos, the faithful dog of Odysseus, remains one of the most iconic symbols of loyalty in ancient literature. His story comes from Homer's Odyssey, an epic poem from 8th century BC Greece that follows the long and perilous journey of Odysseus as he tries to return home after the Trojan War. After 20 years away — filled with battles, shipwrecks, and the constant threat of death — Odysseus finally returns to his homeland of Ithaca, but in disguise. No one recognizes him, not even his family or closest friends. But one soul does. Argos, his old dog, lying neglected and frail on a pile of filth, sees him from afar. His ears perk up, his tail wags faintly. Despite being too weak to stand, he still finds the strength to recognize the one person he had been waiting for all those years.

This brief yet powerful scene appears in Book 17 of The Odyssey, and it has remained one of the most heart-wrenching moments in all of literature. Argos, forgotten by everyone but still holding on to hope, finally sees his master once more. And with that small, silent moment of joy, he lets go of life, dying in peace. It's a testament to the enduring love of dogs — they never forget, never stop waiting, and never stop loving. Argos’ loyalty is timeless, reminding us that even in the most ancient of stories, the bond between humans and dogs was already seen as sacred. For anyone who’s ever loved a dog, this scene hits close to home. It’s not about grandeur or heroism — it’s about the quiet power of devotion.

19/12/2024

The most wonderful article about pet loss. The Peak-End Rule…worth the read. I know I give my dogs a great life but that doesn’t mean I don’t have regrets and wishes. This article really puts it all into proper perspective 🐾❤️

Why do we want to treat our dogs to bucket lists at the end of their lives?' The "peak-end rule" as described by Daniel Kahneman explains it.

15/12/2024

So very true❤️🐾

07/12/2024

Whenever you share your pets with the public, as I have thru therapy work, it’s not just your loss.

Peter now travels to the football games so I’m so happy for the doors Ben opened that Peter (and our dogs) may walk through.