Bob77064
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Very sorry to hear this.
buried blingdog today...
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QRTRHRS
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I feel your pain Nick. Sounds like a peaceful end for a long life.
And Clint S, sorry for your loss as well.
And Clint S, sorry for your loss as well.
Steppenwolfe
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We lost our Rocky Dog one year ago. I am finally down to crying only once or twice a day. We are blessed to have such great companions. Sorry for your loss.
LJH
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Clint, sorry to hear of your loss too. I hope it helps knowing we 'get it' and understand how it feels.
jfh28
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So sorry to hear.....candles lit in the windows to help guide his way.
Tony_S
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A good woman, good man, and good dog. Each so deserving of the obvious love you shared among yourselves. I am sorry for your loss.
Thank you for taking the time and making such an effort to give your friend a proper burial.
(Can't type more due to the insistent muzzle nuzzle on my elbow...must be potty then bedtime)
Thank you for taking the time and making such an effort to give your friend a proper burial.
(Can't type more due to the insistent muzzle nuzzle on my elbow...must be potty then bedtime)
MotorSeven
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My sincere condolences for your loss. They rip out a big old chunk of our hearts when they leave us, don't they?
ditto...and yes they do.
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Sorry for the loss. Our 13 yr old Cocker lost most of his sight and hearing about a year ago (typical for the breed I guess). Sad to see him relying on his nose to get around the house and yard (he's like a pinball machine) and he is now content to sleep most of the time. Won't be long for him I don't think. I would give him the "sleep shot" simply because he can't be enjoying life now. But the wife says no.
mjw357
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Absolutely. Never easy losing a pet, sorry for your loss.
Larro Darro
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It always hurts losing a good dog. Time is the only thing that will make it better.
I got a shock when I saw the title to this thread. We had a Blinddog too, but he was a Dashshund. I never knew how old he was, he was already blind when someone put him inside our 5' dog fence. He quickly learned where everything was in the yard, deck and back porch, and he went full speed everywhere he went. If you left anything out of it's place, he would run into it. We had him for a few years, but he's been gone three years now. We had a new puppy dumped on us last week. We are trying to find her a home, but her and Mocha, our chocolate lab are already fast friends. So we may have another dog. If we keep her, I think her name will be Trouble.
Larro
I got a shock when I saw the title to this thread. We had a Blinddog too, but he was a Dashshund. I never knew how old he was, he was already blind when someone put him inside our 5' dog fence. He quickly learned where everything was in the yard, deck and back porch, and he went full speed everywhere he went. If you left anything out of it's place, he would run into it. We had him for a few years, but he's been gone three years now. We had a new puppy dumped on us last week. We are trying to find her a home, but her and Mocha, our chocolate lab are already fast friends. So we may have another dog. If we keep her, I think her name will be Trouble.
Larro