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Posted on 2/17/23 at 1:14 pm to Bamafig
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Here we go again. Why do we get these sappy threads every few months? Go cry on FB with the women and children. Life is hard and it ain’t because your dog died. Get another one, treat it well, enjoy it and realize it’s not going to live forever. Nobody needs to hear your sob story.
or you could just skip the thread. The title wasn't ambiguous, and the responses are predictable. Yet you chose to reply and make an arse out of yourself.
Posted on 2/17/23 at 1:16 pm to Bamafig
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Here we go again. Why do we get these sappy threads every few months? Go cry on FB with the women and children. Life is hard and it ain’t because your dog died. Get another one, treat it well, enjoy it and realize it’s not going to live forever. Nobody needs to hear your sob story.
How pathetic of you to need attention so badly that you are willing to compete with a poor dog.
Posted on 2/17/23 at 1:21 pm to thatguy
Sorry to hear that. Lost my 15 year old two weeks ago, I’m the tough guy in the family who never cries about anything, and there I was bawling into my front loops because I reached down to give the little moocher some and he wasn’t there.
I’ve got a new friend coming in a few weeks to start over with. Found I can’t do without
I’ve got a new friend coming in a few weeks to start over with. Found I can’t do without
Posted on 2/17/23 at 3:54 pm to Bamafig
quote:We’re sorry you posted.
For that, I’m sorry.
Do us all a favor and gargle some bleach.
Posted on 2/17/23 at 4:02 pm to thatguy
That sucks. I'm sorry you're having to do it.
Posted on 2/17/23 at 4:30 pm to thatguy
I use to tell my wife that when she died I would be sad but when my dog died I would cry.
She died and I was unbelievably sad, I put my dog down the beginning of December and I cried like a baby.
Pentobarbital is the med of choice and it happens fast with zero suffering by your dog.
She died and I was unbelievably sad, I put my dog down the beginning of December and I cried like a baby.
Pentobarbital is the med of choice and it happens fast with zero suffering by your dog.
Posted on 2/17/23 at 4:50 pm to CBandits82
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Make sure to be in there though when they put him down.
The old man deserves you to be with him in his last moments.
Some people sit out of the room because its too tough and that shouldn't happen. Yhe dog deserves for you to be there when he moves on, hes been there for you all of those years
Agree sack up and put their paw in your hand and let their last image of you being there for them. Have done it twice and after seeing them in so much pain at the end it's as if the burden of their last painful days has been lifted. Didnt stop me from shedding some series tears though.
quote:
Here we go again. Why do we get these sappy threads every few months? Go cry on FB with the women and children. Life is hard and it ain’t because your dog died. Get another one, treat it well, enjoy it and realize it’s not going to live forever. Nobody needs to hear your sob story.
This guy. I bet you are a real fun guy to hang out with
This post was edited on 2/17/23 at 4:53 pm
Posted on 2/17/23 at 4:52 pm to thatguy
quote:I hate to be a dick but you clearly didn't even try.
Would have been a tough sell to the boss, unfortunately.
12 years and you could try for 1 day?
Posted on 2/17/23 at 5:13 pm to thatguy
I hope it went okay for you and your sidekick. It's rough and Ive had to do it and the best dog anyone could ever have is getting up there in age, I dread the day because it will be sooner than later........Stay strong!
Posted on 2/17/23 at 6:34 pm to Beardlington
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If it is remotely an option for you, pay the extra cost to have the vet come to your home. I've done that my last couple dogs and it's worth every penny.
Did that too. The dog was at peace at home.
Posted on 2/17/23 at 7:04 pm to thatguy
Sorry for your loss bubba. I know its tough.
Posted on 2/17/23 at 7:38 pm to Tusksup
I'm so sorry you have to go through this.
When I married 15 years ago I inherited a dog who was great but slowly declining congnitively which led to other issues. I confess that I complained about the dog a lot because of the inconvenience. My wife loved that dog. Nine years ago, while in the hospital recovering from a c-section, my wife asked me to take the dog to the vet and put her to sleep. She couldn't do it herself, but knew it was time and asked me to go before she came home with our newborn. Ironically, I felt so guilty because I complained about the dog so much and she felt guilty because the time was way past to put her down. We felt guilty for opposite reasons. I had the fortune of being there with the dog and comforting her. My wife was so appreciative. The veterinarian was appreciative. I received a measure of closure for my complaints about the dog, as she looked at me and almost seemed to be saying thanks for ending the suffering. My conclusion is that it is an act mercy to put the dog to rest when it is obvious the time has come.
When I married 15 years ago I inherited a dog who was great but slowly declining congnitively which led to other issues. I confess that I complained about the dog a lot because of the inconvenience. My wife loved that dog. Nine years ago, while in the hospital recovering from a c-section, my wife asked me to take the dog to the vet and put her to sleep. She couldn't do it herself, but knew it was time and asked me to go before she came home with our newborn. Ironically, I felt so guilty because I complained about the dog so much and she felt guilty because the time was way past to put her down. We felt guilty for opposite reasons. I had the fortune of being there with the dog and comforting her. My wife was so appreciative. The veterinarian was appreciative. I received a measure of closure for my complaints about the dog, as she looked at me and almost seemed to be saying thanks for ending the suffering. My conclusion is that it is an act mercy to put the dog to rest when it is obvious the time has come.
Posted on 2/17/23 at 7:58 pm to fr33manator
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So we swallow our heartache,
And choke back the tears,
We should count our days lucky,
They gave us their dog years.
dusty as a mother fricker in here
Posted on 2/17/23 at 9:55 pm to vuvuzela
Probably the Onions I'm cutting
Here's to Mister, a damn good boy
Here's to Mister, a damn good boy
Posted on 2/17/23 at 9:57 pm to thatguy
You pansies need to stop getting dogs if you feel you need to express your emotions in an online thread to strangers.
Putting a dog down is sad but what grown man wants sympathy attention by telling strangers about it?
Putting a dog down is sad but what grown man wants sympathy attention by telling strangers about it?
Posted on 2/17/23 at 10:07 pm to thatguy
Sorry man
Posted on 2/17/23 at 10:12 pm to SixthAndBarone
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You pansies need to stop getting dogs if you feel you need to express your emotions in an online thread to strangers.
Putting a dog down is sad but what grown man wants sympathy attention by telling strangers about it?
Man, there are enough threads on whatever topic you want to you can harp on. This ain't a cry for sympathy, this is someone commiserating. Doesn't hurt any one and probably does more an a few a favor. It's cathartic.
We're celebrating Mister and feeling for his master.
Bugger off
Posted on 2/17/23 at 10:20 pm to thatguy
Baw. I'm working on something for you. You've had '
Mister from a pup? What's his breed, or is he a mutt?
Any special things that stand out to you about him?
Mister from a pup? What's his breed, or is he a mutt?
Any special things that stand out to you about him?
Posted on 2/17/23 at 11:21 pm to thatguy
I am sorry that you have to go through this. I had to put down my 17 year old Tonkinese cat a few weeks ago and it still hurts even with a new kitten.
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