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Thread: Crist.... Putting your dog down just sux.

  1. 04-16-2016, 07:39 AM #1
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    Crist.... Putting your dog down just sux.

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    Had to put my best buddy of 11 yrs down Monday morning. It was sudden and unexpected. And it's still fking my head up.
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    Sorry to hear that man

    Miss my old pups all the time
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    Man I'm so sorry for your loss!!
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    That's really awful. Had to put mine down over a year ago and I'm still reeling from it.

    Dogs are just like people... only better.
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    Very sorry Rusty.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scabtree View Post
    That's really awful. Had to put mine down over a year ago and I'm still reeling from it.

    Dogs are just like people... only better.
    Sorry to hear that. So, it's been a yr for you? I feel like I'm crazy. I NEVER cry, but I cried more this week than when my Mom died. That's weird sh!t. Thanks everyone.
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    [QUOTE="Scabtree" Dogs are just like people... only better.[/QUOTE]

    Yes yes they are! So sorry to hear of this...give yourself time to allow for healing!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rusty11 View Post
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    Had to put my best buddy of 11 yrs down Monday morning. It was sudden and unexpected. And it's still fking my head up.
    Sorry to hear that Rusty.. `I can reflect on how you feel they really are a mans best friend.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scabtree
    Dogs are just like people... only better.
    Yep!
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    Sorry buddy, very tough time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rusty11 View Post
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    Had to put my best buddy of 11 yrs down Monday morning. It was sudden and unexpected. And it's still fking my head up.
    Man, I am so sorry to hear this. I understand where you are coming from. I consider my dogs to be my children, not just a "pet". They really are a family member, IMO, and it really is a mind fvck when we have to say goodbye.
    .Although I am " owned" by mastiffs, I love all breeds of dogs. You can put me in a room full of people and if there is a dog in the room, that is where you will find me.
    Moving forward without them never gets any better, but with time, it does get a tad easier.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rusty11 View Post
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    Had to put my best buddy of 11 yrs down Monday morning. It was sudden and unexpected. And it's still fking my head up.
    Know how u feel budy. It ****ed up my hole life up. I will only be 90% happy...at most. My Doberman had to go, just 4,5 years old..4 years ago and my Great Dane, last summer
    I remember when i was a child, our neighbour had to put away their German Shepard. He run a sucessfull oil buisness, though as hell, he never showed emotions. But when he lost his dog he cried and said to all. I will never get me another dog. I didnt understand that. Come on, a dog gives you ten years with pleasure, how can one day of death match that. Well....but...when i lost my dogs....i understood what he was talking about.
    Couldnt care less if humans die. Good...but when a animals and dog dies....f uck i feel sad....weird
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    Sorry for your loss!
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    Thanks again. Yea,I think we're all pretty tough bastards lol...it's nice to know I'm not the only softie when it comes to that deep bond between dog and owner.
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    very sorry to hear about your loss.

    i had to put my first dog down after 11 years - i held him in my arms as he went. brings tears to my eyes every time i think about it.
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    I'm very sorry for your loss, Rusty.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bartman314 View Post
    very sorry to hear about your loss.

    i had to put my first dog down after 11 years - i held him in my arms as he went. brings tears to my eyes every time i think about it.
    Yea,that's the image I can't get out of my head. Thanks both of you.
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    i shared my first dog story, and then re read some of the posts.

    i'm on dog #2 now, and he's still young - just 4 years. the unconditional love and loyalty is well worth the pain i will eventually feel after he's gone. i think the upside is so worth the eventual downside for so many reasons. the other really cool aspect is how different the two dogs are - they end up bringing out different parts of me (and my family). so the overall experience is incredible...

    after some time, rusty, get back on the saddle, there is no such thing as conservation of love.
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    Awwww, what a sweet hound. So very sorry to hear about this R.
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