I'm so sorry to hear it. Even when your pet is older it's never easy to deal with it. If you can make some kind of memorial to her in your garden it will help a lot on the future. Sending you kind thoughts.
I'm so sorry to hear it. Even when your pet is older it's never easy to deal with it. If you can make some kind of memorial to her in your garden it will help a lot on the future. Sending you kind thoughts.
When a pet dies it's very difficult and painful for quite some time as they are almost always by your side and suddenly it's quiet. We sometimes we take that kind of companionship for granted while they are wilth us.
I'm not an expert but I have been through this. It's very hard for me and I know I'm going to have to go through it again. I will suggest that you try to fully understand that death is inevitable and life is to be celabrated. So rather than mourn the loss, try to celebrate the time you were able to spend with your dog. Spend some time contemplating your dogs life, as a puppy, and as an adult, both the endearing qualities and the mistakes. It will make you sad but will help you to understand how lucky you were to have this experience.
I'm sorry for your loss but I'm glad your able to have the experience of having, raising, training, and caring for your dog.:smile:
It is always sad to lose a pet, be it young or old. I remember a time while I was growing up when our dog was drugged and came running home.
It went into fits and collapsed. The memories are still etched in my mind.
Poor thing :-(
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monica123,sorry for your loss.I had a toy fox terrier taken by coyots last yr. I hung a pic. of him right by my computer desk .I then went and bought a Jack Russell .He's the new joy in my life.I've still got a 20yr. old ToyFox and I know she won't be around much longer.Get yourself a new one it will help with your loss. russ
I'm so so sorry to hear about this! I love my dog so much.. she is my world and if she died, I don't know what I would do. It would be like losing a part of myself. I hope things turn out okay.
I am so sorry for your loss, especially so because it was sudden. My wife and I have had three cats put to sleep since 2002, the loss of one is so hard to bear.
The last one died suddenly of fast growth liver cancer back in May, five days after I came home from work and found him comatose. He was "only" 13. People do wonder why it's so hard to lose a pet, I have always thought it's because of this reason:
Our pets, unlike the people in our lives, love us unconditionally the way we are, for what we are. They don't make unrealistic demands or have expectations for us to change.
Again, I'm sincerely sorry about your dog...and I wish there were more words I could say to ease your burden.
