Yesterday our sweet old man, Kosmo Kramer, went to the big dog park in the sky. He was the sweetest, cuddliest of our three puppers. He loved his humans and his humans loved him SO SO SO much. We miss him dearly and remember him so fondly. I’m just going to leave some pictures in memory of him today. ❤️
“To call him a dog hardly seems to do him justice, though inasmuch as he had four legs, a tail, and barked, I admit he was, to all outward appearances. But to those who knew him well, he was a perfect gentleman.” – Hermione Gingold
Midwestern Heart in Dixie 
I am so sorry, Kristy. How very painful!! I loved your photo memorial to Kosmo here. I love how he is looking SO intently at the humans in every single photo.
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Kosmo is just so precious. THAT FACE!
I’m sorry for your loss. What an awful time to have to lose a special part of your life.
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It’s so hard to lose an animal even if it is time for them to leave. I hope you get through the grieving period fairly quickly. Of course he’ll never be forgotten.
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I’m so sorry. My thoughts are with you and your family. May your hearts find solace while they heal.
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So hard to lose such a good friend. So sorry for your loss.
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Awww I’m so sorry about Kosmo. He seems like a sweet boy. My thoughts are with you!
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I’m so sorry. My thoughts continue to be with you. Your Kosmo has touched my heart.
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I am so sorry to hear this. They are with us such a short time and, when they go, the hole left in our heart is enormous. Wishing you all peace.
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I should say – like Kramer’s HAIR in Seinfeld. As that character had no feathers.
Peace 🙂
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I am so sorry about Kosmo. It hurts my heart. We went through this with our 16-year-old dachshund Nik in May 2018 and it was a heavy, heavy weight. Had him from the time my youngest was four til age twenty. The vet said Nik had no way to say he’s hurting, and that she couldn’t fix this and this and this … but it was peaceful. Kosmo knew he was loved. He fully lived his mission of loving his humans. Dogs are so full of love that I believe they have souls (there, in those eyes – who could doubt?) Sweet boy – he suffers no more – peace to you and your family. On a little lighter note: We once had a bird named Kramer – a cockatiel – we named it for the way the feathers stood up on its head like Kramer’s in Seinfeld. Kramer turned out to be a girl – she laid an egg!
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