One of My Dogs is Dying

"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went." ~Will Rogers

no stress wrote:

Sal wrote:I mean this seriously ....

Fuck you.

Seriously, go fuckyourself.

   Youre a fucking disgrace!   If any of my pups showed signs of being in pain since Saturday, I would have had them at the vet on Monday at 8 AM.    You tight ass bastard!  Take the fucking dog to the vet or better yet give it to someone that actually has a heart.    Dickhead

You're a douchebag.

If he can't eat, give him chicken broth and Gatorade (or other electrolyte). Sit outside with him and give plenty of affection. He needs you now.

lol

She just ate half my pastrami sammich.

She was bright-eyed and bushy-tailed this morning.

Then she slept all day under the bed.

I think it's mainly arthritis with a side order of small strokes.

Oh well, it's fun to see her bounce around a little, even if it's for short bursts.

Tough time, but a little special attention and time spent will be the best send off.

Condolences Sal. A beautiful dog.

It is always a hard day when you lose a pet who has been part of your family. May you find peace in your sorrow with the knowledge that your love for your pet is always appreciated at the end.....they sense the same.

Very sorry for your loss.

Sorry... sad deal.

I'm so sorry Sal. It's so hard to lose a pet.

A heart breaker Sal, so sorry dude. You have gotten a lot of good sincere advice already so I won't pile on except to say that I second the motion for no stress being the POS of the year . . . . . completely unnecessary . . . . won't elaborate but sorry for losing a family member.

She looks like a real character. I know she left  you some great happy memories.

So sorry for your loss. I'm glad you were able to have a long goodbye.

Sorry for your loss Sal.

How old was she?

TEOTWAWKI wrote:She looks like a real character. I know she left  you some great happy memories.

Thanks for your condolences, guys.

She was 15.

Yes, she was a trip, T.

She was a rescue who had spent her first two years as a scavenger before we got her.

She would eat anything including pickles and jalapeños.

When she was a young gal, she liked to escape at any opportunity to run the neighborhood.

I'd go out in the car looking for her, and regardless of where I found her, all I had to do was yell, "Go home!", and she'd run directly back to the house and wait for me.

When we got the two younger dogs, she quit roaming because she had to protect her food.

lol