I have two labs, the older of the two has had some health problems over the last year, and they finally caught up with her last night. We took her to the emergency vet and they said it's best if we put her down, since there wasn't really anything they could do.

It's sad, but she had a good life. She was 14, which is a pretty good age for a dog.

The house just feels a little emptier.

I have two labs, the older of the two has had some health problems over the last year, and they finally caught up with her last night. We took her to the emergency vet and they said it's best if we put her down, since there wasn't really anything they could do.

It's sad, but she had a good life. She was 14, which is a pretty good age for a dog.

The house just feels a little emptier.

it feels empty because you have one less dog FYI.

Quote from: Kitsune on September 14, 2014, 08:06:08 PM

Quote from: Mad Max on September 14, 2014, 07:54:46 PM

I have two labs, the older of the two has had some health problems over the last year, and they finally caught up with her last night. We took her to the emergency vet and they said it's best if we put her down, since there wasn't really anything they could do.

It's sad, but she had a good life. She was 14, which is a pretty good age for a dog.

The house just feels a little emptier.

it feels empty because you have one less dog FYI.

That's the kind of stupid joke I thought I'd see from Comms...

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I have two labs, the older of the two has had some health problems over the last year, and they finally caught up with her last night. We took her to the emergency vet and they said it's best if we put her down, since there wasn't really anything they could do.

It's sad, but she had a good life. She was 14, which is a pretty good age for a dog.

The house just feels a little emptier.

I had my cat put down last year. He was 10. Poor guy was suffering and wasn't himself anymore since he was obese for most of his life and even though he lost weight, he had arthritis and diabetes. One day he just started randomly pissing everywhere and didn't eat so much anymore and just stopped caring. He was looking for places to hide too from my understanding so he could pass out and pass away, but he had trouble passing. His mind was already going, he wasn't him anymore. So we had to take him to an emergency place for animals and euthanize him. I had his body cremated but I choose not to keep the ashes and let them go elsewhere. It may have been his ashes, but it wasn't him anymore. The cat that I grew up with for 10 years of my life was gone, and on the day he died, it was really hard not having him at home. The whole place was empty, and I would expect him to pop up from somewhere, but no. It took me months for everyone to finally get used to him not here anymore, but I still miss him and sometimes I dream about him. So I can understand what you're going through.

Believe me it's one of the hardest things to lose a member of your family, even if it's a dog or cat, they're still family. I lost 3 family members last year alone. My grandfather, my aunt, and my cat.

I'm sorry for your loss. You have my condolences.

Dustin will be sorely missed.

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