I know how you feel to loose such a good friend and will miss the antics she did to show her personal identity, and no other breed or even of the same breed will come close to being "Taz"
I lost my best friend "Buffy" a bull terrier mix, when she was hit by a car. I swore then never to have another dog as the pain was so unbearable to loose her.
SIL gave My wife a shiatsu, and we had to drive 230 mile just to see it the whole drive I said we weren't bringing it home and tried to explain how it wasn't fair to have to go through the feelings of the loss again.
Well, long story short I looked at that little bundle of wet fur in that towel , (It just had a bath) and held it up to my face it reached out its paw placed it on my nose, and growled at me wagged his tail and playfully bit me on nose. I knew he was saying you're gonna love me. Hence the name "Bandit" he stole my heart.
Lou, I'm so sorry to hear of your daughter(for the first time in my case.) I have seen many of your posts and somehow feel like a little bit of family. It's even harder to try to understand why A parent may out live their children, but you answered it all with your last sentence.
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