My dog died

Sorry to hear Bro, they are family.

 

Better and nicer than people. Sorry for your loss.

 

Sorry man......... sounds like a great friend.

 

Sorry to hear.

Weren't you getting the dog from Andy that was ruining his apt?

 

Sorry for your loss! Pets sure do become family don't they!

Jay

 

I feel your pain.
I had a really amazing cat that our family had to put asleep. I fortunately wasn't there when it happened. My father was a babbling mess during it, and even talking about it with my parents will break them down. The cat was a female calico that was tiny, and she RULED the nieghborhood, she was mainly an outdoor cat, except in the winter, and when she wanted to eat. She was like a dog, where she would follow you around outside, and greet anyone who would walk onto our property. She was 13 years old when she developed renal failure. To see an animal that was extremely territorial, and loyal to it's family start to fail in health was hard. She then started to have siezures which we didn't know of until the doctor pointed it out, and told us that the cat was in a lot of pain and should be put down. All in all, when the cat was put to sleep, my father told me she sat up real tall and proud when the doctor administered the serum (or what ever it is that they inject). When I heard that, it really got to me. After she was put down, there was a real emptyness inside our house. That little calico cat's presence was HUGE.

 

You got me choked up there. I'm very sorry to hear about your loss. We have a 11 1/2 year old Dalmatian right now and he's starting to slow down a bit. I know how tough it is to lose one as well. Our last dog (a Lhasa Apso) died a few years back at 15 1/2 years old. We had that one since I was a kid and it was tough to see her go. Again, sorry to hear about Monty.

 

Sorry to hear that mate, i have a dog named Clyde he is a good friend always listens and best of all keeps secrets, if i lost him i dont know how i would cope, he is around me 24/7, i feel for you, but the saying is true - time is a great healer.

Take care.

Steve.

 

pets ARE part of the family. the love and emotion is real. i know how you feel. sorry for your loss. time will heal you, and allow you to make room for another.

 

Sorry to hear of your loss, I have a black lab named Juel that I take to the office with me every day..............she loves riding around in the Rangerover.
Im not sure what I'll do with myself when the day comes.

I hope your doing ok!!

chas

 

My condolences. I wish that there were some majic words that I could say to make it better. The best anyone can do is to keep our memories alive.

Dale

 

I feel your pain Mike. I am sorry to hear that.

My uncle's 3/4 wolf and 1/4 GSD Pete passed away last year. He was about 16 years old, he was far smarter than a lot of humans I know.

http://www.reaction-image.net/albums/galleria/Pete.jpg

 

I'm very sorry to hear that, being a huge dog lover myself. But atleast he had a great life as you described it and he was able to pass with you at his side. They really are family, and I would do anything in my power to help out my dog.

 

It always hurts to hear of someone losing their buddy. That was one of the hardest things I've ever done in my life, and I sympathize for you. Take care, and remember all the good times, and how happy you made each other.

 

My 12 yr old shepard died of a heart attack w his head in my lap. he was a great beautiful kind dog too. I know how bad it hurts but he still loves you.

I bet you will see him in your dreams soon, coming back to visit

You have become quite wise

 

When my dog died last summer, I buried her in the pouring rain. I kept hearing SRV playing "The Sky is Crying."

All the Best, Dale

 

The first time i cried in years was when i took our 18 yr. old cat, Henry, to the vet, to be euthanized; he was suffering from repeated bouts of cancer, and after several years of drastic surgery, each time he would struggle back, until it became plain that the medical heroics were far more cruel then letting him pass. But, at the same time, just like you the house felt empty, his stuff was scattered about the house-toys, bowls, etc. and it was truly painful. My wife, who is a much more spiritual person than me, used to burst into tears when she came in the front door, realizing that our guy was not there to greet us.
We are blessed by this bond- it is powerful partly because it is so simple.
Although Liz had said we could not get a new creature into our lives soon, I took the prerogative and found us a pair of Eyptian Maus, brother and sister, who have now shared our house for the last four years. They did not, in any way, replace Henry, but his loss was much easier to bear, since we both wanted to give love to another animal and that was part of what we were missing.
I can now think of Henry with the great affection he gave to us, and remember him as he was in his prime, including his amazing sense of humor- that these animals actually tolerate us is amazing in itself. Hang in there...

 

I'm really sorry to hear this. It's tough!

 

My one and only dog, a Bernese Mountain dog, died the day before my birthday in 1997, at only 5 1/2 years old. When we got the call from the vet, my brother and I were absolutely devestated, and it's the only time we've had to face a death in the family.

Then only a year later after a long trip to Europe, our two Persian cats were so distressed by what I think was our absence (despite having relatives mind them...) that we had to give them away to new owners! I never found out what their fate was or even whether they're still alive, and never fully understood their bizarre reaction.

So we went from 3 loving pets to 0 in the space of 2 years, and I've never had another once since.

 

I am very sorry to hear that news. Made me look up my picture of Casey, The Wonder Dog, who died last year.

"Wonder" Dog, because we always wondered what that crazy dog was thinking and doing. But he did love the F-car.
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I feel your pain Mike. Yes, they are truely amazing creatures. Couldn't agree more. Here's a link to my girl I lost 2 mos ago http://www.amrone.org/our_dogs/memorials/delta.html The worst part about dogs is that they just don't live long enough. And you can't put into words what they give you while they're here


Kenny K

 

I am truly sorry to hear about the loss of your Dal. I have one myself that we saved from the pound. He was scheduled to be put down on Christmas eve a few years ago. We got there the day before that. His name is Cinder because they found him walking down the street on the shoulder. He is crazy as a jaybird but I wouldn't have it any other way. I also noticed that Diesel, our Rottie is starting to look very gray around the muzzle. I get emotional just thinking about the day that they pass away. It will be one of the worst days of my life. Please get another dog and share the love that you have to give with them, it is worth it.

 

You came to the right place for your post. I'm with everyone else. My best friend's Lab was in the same situation a couple of years ago. Three months later, I showed up with a little black pure bred lab of ten weeks that my buddy named Buckster. Buckster will never replace Bucky in many ways, but Buckster brought back the joy of having a man's best friend. I hope you will have the same luck my best friend had.

Here's Buckster.
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