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  1. Better Lucky Than Good! Casslaw's Avatar
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    Really sorry to read this, and I’m a wuss too! I lost my 15 year old chihuahua that traveled with me to college, law school, Texas, on private investigation assignments, etc. he was my right hand man for so many years, and it crushed me when I had to put him down.

    I stayed in that room and cried for hours, you do what’s best for family.
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    Just went through this (again) with my lab. Take some time as time has a way of healing. The answer to your question will come. I have always had dogs around and have found the pleasures they have brought me far outweigh the difficult ultimate ending. Only you decide and time is on your side.

    Hang in there and remember the great times you all had together.


    Rainbow Bridge (Death of a Pet)

    Submitted By: LibbyJo
    There is a bridge connecting Heaven and Earth.
    It is called the Rainbow Bridge because of all its beautiful colors.
    Just this side of the Rainbow Bridge there is a land of meadows,
    hills and valleys with lush green grass.
    When a beloved pet dies, the pet goes to this place.
    There is always food and water and warm spring weather.
    The old and frail animals are young again.
    Those who were sick, hurt or in pain are made whole again.
    There is only one thing missing,
    they are not with their special person who loved them so much on earth.
    So each day they run and play until the day comes
    when one suddenly stops playing and looks up!
    The nose twitches! The ears are up!
    The eyes are staring and this one runs from the group!
    You have been seen and when you and your special friend meet,
    you take him in your arms and hug him.
    He licks and kisses your face again and again -
    and you look once more into the eyes of your best friend and trusting
    pet.
    Then you cross the Rainbow Bridge together never again to be apart.
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    We just recently, lost our so special dog a few months back as well. It certainly is so difficult to deal with. I understand your pain and offer prayers for you to cope with your loss.

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    So sorry for your loss, there are no words to describe that hollow felling inside when our best friend has to leave us. A dogs love is as pure as it gets and something to be treasured. After awhile another pup will help fill that empty place in your heart, and Muggsy will be waiting for you at the rainbow bridge.

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    So sorry for your loss! They are an incredible piece of our lives. It’s a shame they aren’t able to be a part of it for a longer time. My baby boy died five years ago and we miss him every day.

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    Feeling your pain. If you're a dog lover you've been through this. It hurts for awhile. So sorry.

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    I'm sorry for your loss but I promise you it will get better. Every time this happens we say that's it were not going through that again and a few months later a new one enters our lives and steals our hearts. And it's not the same but it's a whole new chapter with a new family member.

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    Sorry for your loss

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    so sorry

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    understand.

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    We had back to back Boxers (11yrs / 12 yrs) -- lost the second one about 2 years ago. Still haven't come to grips with getting another dog but would be leaning toward Boston terrier as kids are grown and gone. Feel for your loss.

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    Dogs are special. Sorry for your loss.

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    Our Duke, all 12 lbs of him, just made 14. He sleeps about 20 hours a day but the other 4 hrs, he's a joy. Dreading the day that gets closer every minute. Picture your pup, pain free, running flat out with his ears pinned back and a smile on his face. You'll see him again. RIP

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    Sorry for your loss, you always know it is coming but it is never easy to deal with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pabasshawk View Post
    Sorry for your loss, you always know it is coming but it is never easy to deal with.
    You are so right. The hardest part was after making the appointment, i was literally counting down the minutes, by the time the vet showed up I was a basket case and my stomach was in knots.

    But thanks again everybody! I'm struggling, but I'll survive.
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    So sorry for your loss. They truly are family.

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    The Wife just left taking "MagWai" for the ride. I was going to take MagWai in tomorrow after a trip to the DogPark where MagWai was King (and Queen.) MagWai was a hermaphrodite and when we first started attending the DogPark MagWai would jump into any fracas and break up any 'fights' regardless of size or whether it was just playing.

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    Terrible sorry for your loss.
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    Sorry for your loss man! I definnately feel your pain, I had to put my best friend down in february. Unfortunately its the 3rd time ive had to go through this. They all hurt, but Buddy and I had a connection like I've never had with a dog before and I'm a 53yr old who's never been without multiple dogs. Buddy did everything with me and lived to make me happy and feel better. I still have 2 older labs, and I love them dearly, but it's just not the same. I will say this.....people say "how could you get another dog and go through this again". My honest reply is when the other 2 have passed and I grieve them, I will get another.....because the sheer joy, love, pleasure and companionship I had with Buddy is worth whatever pain I go through. It's been 6 months since I lost Buddy, it still hurts and yes I still cry at times. But, I now find it a little easier to smile when I see his pictures and talk about him, which is daily by the way. His remains and several of his pictures are on the wall right next to my recliner. He will always be in my heart, and I'm sure if he could speak to me, he would tell me to find another pup to fill my heart.

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    Sorry for your loss. Had to do the same 2 years ago and we still have not felt well enough to get another dog because that last 2 years of gradual health decline ( going deaf, then back hips going, then continence issues... ) was tough on her but on us too. Life is great experiences and memories and he gave you more than he knows.

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