A note on Ayak od Divisu

Baryonyx · 10-04-2002, 23:04

Well, I have finally brought myself to provide this information to the wolfdog community.
Our wolfdog, Tyr (Ayak od Divisu), passed away in January from brain cancer. Tyr, the
first, and to date (I think), only male wolfdog in the US, was only 16 months old at the
time of his death. Kamila (my fiancee) and I are tremendously heart-broken to lose such a
wonderful friend so soon. As you can see, it's taken us over three months to post here.

If you would like to read more about our dear friend, Tyr, please visit our website
dedication at http://www.somnaterrae.com/Operations/dedication.html (or, if that link
fails, http://www.geocities.com/cbehrens40/...edication.html).

I hope one day We will be bringing a wonderful new wolfdog puppy into our lives. But, for
now, I will go on remembering a dear friend who became, in many ways, my son.

Sincerely,
Chris Behrens &
Kamila Rozumova

Wolfsirius · 10-04-2002, 23:09

Dear Chris & Kamila!

I am very sorry about your lost.
It's always very hard to loose best friend.
How nice dedication you made to him, very nice.

A big hug to you both from our pack, from Finland

Suski & "The WolfSirius Pack"

Susan · 10-04-2002, 23:09

I am so sorry... to lose two family members so soon is tragic.
Susan

yps · 13-04-2002, 10:31

I feel really sorry for you and I can really understand your feeling.

My beloved dog, not a wolfdog but a giant schnauzer, died 4 years ago of
cancer and I am still not "over" it. Some days I am just lost in thoughts and just do not want to believe it. So I wish you a lot of strength. Try to remember the great times you had and keep your Tyr in memory as your best friend and son!

Best wishes and a huge hug for you both

Yasmine

10-04-2002, 23:04	#1
Baryonyx Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 4	A note on Ayak od Divisu Well, I have finally brought myself to provide this information to the wolfdog community. Our wolfdog, Tyr (Ayak od Divisu), passed away in January from brain cancer. Tyr, the first, and to date (I think), only male wolfdog in the US, was only 16 months old at the time of his death. Kamila (my fiancee) and I are tremendously heart-broken to lose such a wonderful friend so soon. As you can see, it's taken us over three months to post here. If you would like to read more about our dear friend, Tyr, please visit our website dedication at http://www.somnaterrae.com/Operations/dedication.html (or, if that link fails, http://www.geocities.com/cbehrens40/...edication.html). I hope one day We will be bringing a wonderful new wolfdog puppy into our lives. But, for now, I will go on remembering a dear friend who became, in many ways, my son. Sincerely, Chris Behrens & Kamila Rozumova

10-04-2002, 23:09	#2
Wolfsirius Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 118	A note on Ayak od Divisu (please read) Dear Chris & Kamila! I am very sorry about your lost. It's always very hard to loose best friend. How nice dedication you made to him, very nice. A big hug to you both from our pack, from Finland Suski & "The WolfSirius Pack"

10-04-2002, 23:09	#3
Susan Junior Member Join Date: Jan 1970 Posts: 2	A note on Ayak od Divisu (please read) I am so sorry... to lose two family members so soon is tragic. Susan

13-04-2002, 10:31	#4
yps Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 8	A note on Ayak od Divisu (please read) I feel really sorry for you and I can really understand your feeling. My beloved dog, not a wolfdog but a giant schnauzer, died 4 years ago of cancer and I am still not "over" it. Some days I am just lost in thoughts and just do not want to believe it. So I wish you a lot of strength. Try to remember the great times you had and keep your Tyr in memory as your best friend and son! Best wishes and a huge hug for you both Yasmine