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Ramsey the Bulldog: Grief, Growth & Glitter | Sit, Lay, Rest

Ramsey the Bulldog: Grief, Growth & Glitter | Sit, Lay, Rest

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In this heartfelt episode of Sit, Lay, Rest, hosts Liz Egler and Ashley Infantino sit down with Sarah to hear the deeply personal story of her English bulldog, Ramsey. Sarah opens up about her unconventional journey into pet parenthood—growing up with family members afraid of dogs, unexpectedly choosing a bulldog puppy, and how Ramsey quickly became a cherished part of her family.

Sarah shares the unique ways Ramsey helped her through life’s transitions—from office culture transformation to coping with fertility struggles and ultimately, motherhood. Together, they reflect on the powerful bond between humans and their pets, laughing about bulldog antics, navigating the haze of new pet ownership, and remembering special milestones with Ramsey and Sarah’s daughter, Romilly.

But this episode also bravely explores grief and the profound void left when a beloved pet passes. Sarah recounts the shock of Ramsey’s sudden cancer diagnosis, the impossible decisions pet owners face, and the compassionate community—in person and online—that helped her grieve. She also discusses supporting a child through loss and how she’s found new purpose and gratitude after welcoming another bulldog, Renoa, all while honoring Ramsey’s enduring place in their lives.

From canine companionship to devastating goodbyes, this is an honest, moving conversation about love, loss, and the glittery persistence of grief. Whether you’re a lifelong dog parent or facing the pain of pet loss, Sarah’s story will resonate deeply, reminding us of the profound impact our furry friends have on our families and our hearts.

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