| The death of a dog 00:57 - Dec 31 with 23841 views | Lohengrin |
My brother, who in all honesty in the forty seven years I've known, has never shown the slightest indication of possessing finer feelings is inconsolable. I mean, he wasn't like this when his marriage broke up!
What do the amateur psychiatrists on here make of mans' attachment to dogs? |  |
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| The death of a dog on 21:26 - Dec 4 with 1103 views | NeathJack |
| The death of a dog on 21:08 - Dec 4 by smellyjack |
Had to say goodbye to my Labrador of 15 years yesterday and I am absolutely gutted |
Deepest sympathies. It's a horrible time  |  | | |
| The death of a dog on 21:26 - Dec 4 with 1103 views | Flashberryjack |
| The death of a dog on 21:08 - Dec 4 by smellyjack |
Had to say goodbye to my Labrador of 15 years yesterday and I am absolutely gutted |
Sorry to hear that mate, I know how feel.
I've just read back through this thread, about when I had to leave go of my Spaniel "Harry".
Brought back so many memories (I'm crying like a big kid)
Harry's ashes are in a quiet corner of the garden, I planted some Lilly's there and they've bloomed all year, everytime I look at them they remind me of that lovely gentle dog. |  |
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| The death of a dog on 21:31 - Dec 4 with 1085 views | Catullus |
| The death of a dog on 21:26 - Dec 4 by Flashberryjack |
Sorry to hear that mate, I know how feel.
I've just read back through this thread, about when I had to leave go of my Spaniel "Harry".
Brought back so many memories (I'm crying like a big kid)
Harry's ashes are in a quiet corner of the garden, I planted some Lilly's there and they've bloomed all year, everytime I look at them they remind me of that lovely gentle dog. |
Did you find another forever friend?
Our Lab/Springer cross turned 10 in August, I'm already dreading losing him but he's very fit and active so hopefully several years yet. My wife says I love him more than her, she may be right. |  |
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| The death of a dog on 21:38 - Dec 4 with 1070 views | TNT |
Our dog is being neutered on Friday. Any advice post op would be welcome. | |
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| The death of a dog on 21:39 - Dec 4 with 1067 views | Flashberryjack |
| The death of a dog on 21:31 - Dec 4 by Catullus |
Did you find another forever friend?
Our Lab/Springer cross turned 10 in August, I'm already dreading losing him but he's very fit and active so hopefully several years yet. My wife says I love him more than her, she may be right. |
We didn't get another dog (it hurt to much after losing Harry) but we do have a part time dog, our daughters little jack russell, she's bloody ruined and rules the house when she's here.
Hope you have many more years of fun with your dog, dogs are special they love you unconditionally (just like your wife  does) | |
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| The death of a dog on 21:42 - Dec 4 with 1041 views | Flashberryjack |
| The death of a dog on 21:38 - Dec 4 by TNT |
Our dog is being neutered on Friday. Any advice post op would be welcome. |
I've never neutered a dog, but my daughters Jack Russell (bitch) has been, we've got watch their weight very carefully. | |
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| The death of a dog on 21:45 - Dec 4 with 1036 views | TNT |
| The death of a dog on 21:42 - Dec 4 by Flashberryjack |
I've never neutered a dog, but my daughters Jack Russell (bitch) has been, we've got watch their weight very carefully. |
Cheers mate. Despite having a dog most of my life, this is the first we've had neutered... uncharted territory. [Post edited 4 Dec 2019 22:29]
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| The death of a dog on 21:47 - Dec 4 with 1023 views | Flashberryjack |
| The death of a dog on 21:45 - Dec 4 by TNT |
Cheers mate. Despite having a dog most of my life, this is the first we've had neutered... uncharted territory. [Post edited 4 Dec 2019 22:29]
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Good luck mate. | |
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| The death of a dog on 21:50 - Dec 4 with 1017 views | TNT |
Not looking forward to it tbh, but thanks. | |
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| The death of a dog on 21:55 - Dec 4 with 998 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| The death of a dog on 21:08 - Dec 4 by smellyjack |
Had to say goodbye to my Labrador of 15 years yesterday and I am absolutely gutted |
I feel for you, I really do. It’s a horrible time for everyone in the family.
We lost one of our two sisters a year and a week ago. The other one is still going strong and she’ll be 17 in the spring. We know it’s coming but we try to put it out of our minds. |  |
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| The death of a dog on 21:59 - Dec 4 with 994 views | BrynCartwright |
| The death of a dog on 21:08 - Dec 4 by smellyjack |
Had to say goodbye to my Labrador of 15 years yesterday and I am absolutely gutted |
Feeling for you Smelly mate.
Dogs are the dogs bollocks, they really are.
Still miss Kelly, my awesome Welsh Terrier/ Jack Russell cross and he passed away 27 years ago. |  |
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| The death of a dog on 22:34 - Dec 4 with 964 views | TNT |
On a lighter note, when we took our dog for a pre-op visit a few days ago, he was whining. The woman said, ' When you bring him in on Friday, will he be whining like this?' My missus said that maybe he would. She said, 'It's just that we've got a cat coming in with high blood pressure that day.'
She was deadly serious... I was in tucks! | |
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| The death of a dog on 00:12 - Dec 5 with 940 views | Ebo |
We had a real scare last Saturday, our 2-year-old King Charles Cavalier was panting after her walk and was shuffling on her back legs.
Took her straight to the vet and she has a disc problem. 6 weeks rest (that will be hard as she is active as hell). 2 injections wiped her out for the weekend but glad to say she can now stand and walk. She is a lot more herself today and is eating and drinking well. She is toileting too which is a relief. It will be a while before she is allowed to go out for walks though.
I think she did herself mischief trying to jump up on the bed and fell off. |  |
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| The death of a dog on 00:45 - Dec 5 with 931 views | Lohengrin |
| The death of a dog on 00:12 - Dec 5 by Ebo |
We had a real scare last Saturday, our 2-year-old King Charles Cavalier was panting after her walk and was shuffling on her back legs.
Took her straight to the vet and she has a disc problem. 6 weeks rest (that will be hard as she is active as hell). 2 injections wiped her out for the weekend but glad to say she can now stand and walk. She is a lot more herself today and is eating and drinking well. She is toileting too which is a relief. It will be a while before she is allowed to go out for walks though.
I think she did herself mischief trying to jump up on the bed and fell off. |
How old is she, Eb? | |
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| The death of a dog on 01:49 - Dec 5 with 917 views | Ebo |
| The death of a dog on 00:45 - Dec 5 by Lohengrin |
How old is she, Eb? |
Turned 2 just this Monday, she's back on the mend though playing with her toys. | |
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| The death of a dog on 01:57 - Dec 5 with 908 views | Lohengrin |
| The death of a dog on 01:49 - Dec 5 by Ebo |
Turned 2 just this Monday, she's back on the mend though playing with her toys. |
It’s ten to two in the morning now, Eb. I’ll not be going to bed tonight. I’m in the kitchen sat on the floor with an old boy who’s breathing is getting very laboured. I’ll not let him die on his own.
Me and him have been inseparable for the last fourteen years and if he goes tonight he’ll go with his head on my lap. He knows he’s loved. | |
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| The death of a dog on 08:07 - Dec 5 with 880 views | pencoedjack |
Sorry about your loss Smelly, still miss Tosh my Weimaraner & its been 18 months.
Got a Vizsla now totally different dog to the grumpy old fella.
TNT posted this for me at the time ....
'Today you did the kindest thing,
Today you set me free,
Thankyou for showing me,
The greatest dignity,
I'm sorry that my leaving,
Has broken your kind heart,
But we knew this day would come,
The day we had to part,
Don't think I did not hear,
Each last word you said,
Don't think I did not feel,
Your hand upon my head,
Today you did the bravest thing,
Today you set me free,
Thankyou for a wonderful life,
Thanks for loving me.' |  | | |
| The death of a dog on 09:30 - Dec 5 with 861 views | smellyjack |
| The death of a dog on 08:07 - Dec 5 by pencoedjack |
Sorry about your loss Smelly, still miss Tosh my Weimaraner & its been 18 months.
Got a Vizsla now totally different dog to the grumpy old fella.
TNT posted this for me at the time ....
'Today you did the kindest thing,
Today you set me free,
Thankyou for showing me,
The greatest dignity,
I'm sorry that my leaving,
Has broken your kind heart,
But we knew this day would come,
The day we had to part,
Don't think I did not hear,
Each last word you said,
Don't think I did not feel,
Your hand upon my head,
Today you did the bravest thing,
Today you set me free,
Thankyou for a wonderful life,
Thanks for loving me.' |
That is really beautiful and again has me in floods.
Thanks for your kind words everyone, I don’t post here often but I guess I was looking for some sympathy last night. Even if it is through a keyboard, your words have really helped. Thanks jacks | | | |
| The death of a dog on 10:42 - Dec 5 with 837 views | Catullus |
| The death of a dog on 21:39 - Dec 4 by Flashberryjack |
We didn't get another dog (it hurt to much after losing Harry) but we do have a part time dog, our daughters little jack russell, she's bloody ruined and rules the house when she's here.
Hope you have many more years of fun with your dog, dogs are special they love you unconditionally (just like your wife does) |
Actually I'm in the same camp as you when it comes to getting another dog and I've already told my wife. She reckons she can't imagine me not having a dog but I know losing him is going to hurt more than any other dog because of what we've been through and I don't think I can do this again, I've said goodbye too many times and it never does get easier. A bl00dy divorce would be easier.
I said all that last time though so she's probably right and there are plenty of wonderful dogs in need of a loving home. | |
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| The death of a dog on 22:36 - Apr 6 with 591 views | bonymine |
| The death of a dog on 22:26 - Jun 28 by bonymine |
I really dread the day my dog passes away he’s 12 years old now and since my divorce to my now ex wife some 3 years ago he has been my constant companion helping me adjust throughout the turmoil, never judging yet just supporting and being there for me ......
What an amazing companion, NEVER judging, NEVER opinionated but ALWAYS there for me 👠[Post edited 30 Jun 2018 18:56]
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So sorry to say I lost my beloved dog Oscar before Christmas but couldn’t face up to it until now ....
He was THE most important factor in my life after my divorce in 2015, sleep well my beloved companion.....xxxx |  |
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| The death of a dog on 22:52 - Apr 6 with 571 views | Fireboy2 |
| The death of a dog on 22:36 - Apr 6 by bonymine |
So sorry to say I lost my beloved dog Oscar before Christmas but couldn’t face up to it until now ....
He was THE most important factor in my life after my divorce in 2015, sleep well my beloved companion.....xxxx |
So sorry to hear that BM, I do hope that the pain is getting easier mate, easy enough for you to consider getting another companion you deserve, I've been told that it takes time but getting another companion might help. |  | | |
| The death of a dog on 08:37 - Apr 7 with 522 views | bonymine |
| The death of a dog on 22:52 - Apr 6 by Fireboy2 |
So sorry to hear that BM, I do hope that the pain is getting easier mate, easy enough for you to consider getting another companion you deserve, I've been told that it takes time but getting another companion might help. |
Thanks for those kind words mate means a lot ðŸ‘. | |
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| The death of a dog on 09:29 - Apr 7 with 509 views | Fireboy2 |
| The death of a dog on 08:37 - Apr 7 by bonymine |
Thanks for those kind words mate means a lot ðŸ‘. |
Not a problem mate, we got our first dog 3 years ago and I honestly wouldn't know what to do without him, I simply cannot imagine him going.
As I've said previously get yourself another but only when you feel its right for you. | | | |
| The death of a dog on 10:09 - Apr 7 with 497 views | onehunglow |
| The death of a dog on 09:29 - Apr 7 by Fireboy2 |
Not a problem mate, we got our first dog 3 years ago and I honestly wouldn't know what to do without him, I simply cannot imagine him going.
As I've said previously get yourself another but only when you feel its right for you. |
We are considering one.
We had a GD who only lived until 3 when she had to destroyed and it upset us so much we vowed not to go thro all that again.
We're very unsure mainly as I want a Malinois and she a Vizsla but Malis can be hard work Vizslas very clingy. It would be ok now but Allah willing,I will be 80 in 9 years time and wifes 78 so not sure about having a full on super intelligent super athletic animals requiring much physical and indeed mental stimulation.
We also like travelling and of course they are a big tie.I wouldn't leave a Mali in kennels although my daughter has said she would house although he has a Mali of her own .
Dog are wonderful companions offering loyalty and unconditional love but they do restrict and their eventual loss is hard to bear so much so I am writing this unadultarted crap t make me feel better about not having a dog right now. | |
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| The death of a dog on 12:49 - Apr 7 with 480 views | pencoedjack |
| The death of a dog on 10:09 - Apr 7 by onehunglow |
We are considering one.
We had a GD who only lived until 3 when she had to destroyed and it upset us so much we vowed not to go thro all that again.
We're very unsure mainly as I want a Malinois and she a Vizsla but Malis can be hard work Vizslas very clingy. It would be ok now but Allah willing,I will be 80 in 9 years time and wifes 78 so not sure about having a full on super intelligent super athletic animals requiring much physical and indeed mental stimulation.
We also like travelling and of course they are a big tie.I wouldn't leave a Mali in kennels although my daughter has said she would house although he has a Mali of her own .
Dog are wonderful companions offering loyalty and unconditional love but they do restrict and their eventual loss is hard to bear so much so I am writing this unadultarted crap t make me feel better about not having a dog right now. |
Richie I wouldn't recommend a Vizsla at your age mate.
Mine needs a good 2 walks a day & I have never known a dog so clingy (they are not called Velcro Vizsla's for nothing).
No chance of mine staying in a standard kennels when we are away, so she goes to an independent dog sitter & stays at their home.
That said I wouldn't change her for the world, any younger person out there looking to purchase a dog & they enjoy long walks & a dog which needs training I'd highly recommend a Weimaraner (I still miss the old boy after 2 years). | | | |
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