Winslow (aka Winnie) Adopted when he was 4 years old, he quickly became best buddies with our girl Rhodesian Ridgeback Callie, as well as me and my husband. He was a favorite to many who visited our home. He was regal but had a goofy, playful side which was often on display. The flipped ear stare, upside down jog/workout and his kind gentle playfulness with young puppies endeared him with so many people and other dogs. He was admired for his cunning and persistence in stealing people food. Normally not something to be admired in a dog, but his persistence and creativity had to be respected…he would often create distractions to lure people from their food then pounce on it. He was incredibly loyal from the day we met him until the day he crossed over the rainbow bridge. He was kind and considerate. One example was a snowy, icy day in PA when he, Callie and I were out for a walk on the golf course, he noticed me struggling walking across the ice to get back to the house. He trotted back to me, wedged himself in between my knees and when I grab hold of his collar, he carefully guided me across the ice back to our home. Even in his final days, while in significant discomfort, he always found the energy to get up to follow me everywhere I went in the house so that he was by my side to watch over me. We miss him tremendously, but we are happy he is no longer in pain and is now running like a pup again with his best buddy Callie in heaven. Dr. Donna and Nicole could not have been better with us and Winslow as the gently guided him on his way to heaven.