Marshall, The Brave Sweetheart

by Rosheila
(Singapore)

With his Favourite Chew toy, my brither's slipper

With his Favourite Chew toy, my brither's slipper

Marshall arrived in our lives at the very young age of 2-3 months with the ability to provide endless amusements for all his guardians. Favourite activities included chewing door stoppers on hot lazy afternoons, tug of wars, sun bathing and really long walks. Childhood favourite snacks were yoghurt drops -- he could go through a whole tin in 2 days!

He was also quite the ladies man and would happily plant kisses on grannies, lady visitors, even when it was not requested.

Especially loved all sorts of rubs, but reserved the belly for a few of his favourite persons. He was an excellent guard dog, barking fiercely if any feline intruders dare walk past the gates of granny's home, however would dash inside the house and hide behind granny if a ballsy cat or sometimes a bird were to enter the compound, which clearly reflected his brave yet gentle persona.

Marshall was also a foodie with a fine palate. Only the finest, saltiest junk food, like cheeseburgers, cheesy sausage balls, McNuggets were deemed worthy to be gobbled up. Otherwise he would have to be hand-fed by granny.

Marshall will be greatly missed by many for his joyful nature and comedic routines. Through thick and thin, we loved him with all our heart. He leaves behind his whole family. He is irreplaceable.

His memories will live on in our hearts forever.

At the wishes of Marshall's family, do spend more time with your pet, loving and spoiling them as often as you possibly can. Their time here is very short. Make it a great one for them.

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