I guess whoever has been through the same as this guy, can easily understand the tribute this guys paid to his dog. IT is really sad to see that someone as happy, and joyful as Harper to pass away. I can only imagine the emptiness this loss has left behind. I troy hope this guy will finally feel in peace because his puppy is in a better place now for sure. I can imagine that loosing a loved one, can surely be difficult. But I also have to say that when they pass away because it is time for them to go, then we should just bare the idea that something better might be waiting for them.

I would very kindly invite you to watch the tribute video of Harper, and tell us your pure opinions. Can you tell how much this dog changed the life to this man? Life was not the same when she was not in it, and now that she has left, life will be worse for this poor man. I truly wish him an easy recovery, and a peaceful life to his dog Harper. She really looks like a good companion.

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Diwali is celebrated with bonfires, candles, fairy lights, diyas (traditional earthen lamps), and rangolis (traditional floor art).  Friends and families gather together, sharing their joy, food, and gifts with one another.

The first day, Kaag Tihar (Kwah Pujā), is dedicated to corvids – crows and ravens.  Their cawing represents grief and sadness.  Sweets are left on rooftops for them to fend off this despair.  On the third day, Gai Tihar, cows are venerated with garlands and the best grass, because they signify wealth and prosperity.  Houses are cleaned and adorned with marigolds and chrysanthemums.  There are other celebrations on the fourth and fifth days for oxen and for sisters to thank their brothers for the protection they provide.

But the second day, Kukur Tihar (Khichā Pujā) is set aside for dogs, who are believed to be messengers of the Lord Yamaraj, the god of death. Yamaraj is said to have two dogs – Shyam and Sadal – who guard the entrance to hell. There is a very special relationship between people and dogs, as they were one of the first domesticated animals, so they are decorated with garlands and tika (marks on the forehead), which makes each of them sacred and empowers them to bless all those they encounter on this day.  They are treated to heaps of scrumptious food.  Pets and street dogs alike are blessed and pampered throughout the day.

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