The sweetest little tubby tube of a dachshund you ever saw with black, sleek, flat fur and a brownish-pink belly.
She used to sit up on her hind legs – the long length of her swaying – to beg for scraps and treats.
I remember her progression from energetic puppy into complacent cylinder.
We grew up together.
I almost remember when she got that crimp in her tail from missing the sliding glass door timing.
At least, I remember the before and after.
She didn’t last long after grandpa died.
But, by then, she was ancient in dog years.
