It's just a dog.

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Originally Posted by Huskier

Joining this misery train.

"Why does he keep laying down?" Just turned into "I'm sorry but his cancer is everywhere and the main tumor ruptured and he's bleeding internally. You need to think about putting him down"

First dog. I bought a f****** house, just so I could get this dog. He has seen me through four jobs, one layoff, five girlfriends, one wife, and one baby.

Like when I was at literally the lowest point in my life, when I had literally no one to lean on, he was my friend, my therapist, my wingman. Turner and Hooch, Huskier and Gus.

He's comfortable, he ate an entire pizza by himself (Lifelong question answered), doggy hospice intake is in a few days

Like you think you're a big man, you think you're hard...until your dog gets sick. I have never cried this hard in my f****** life.

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Great tribute -

my Condolences...
With love

tj / skiJ

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Like when I was at literally the lowest point in my life, when I had literally no one to lean on, he was my friend, my therapist, my wingman. Turner and Hooch, Huskier and Gus.

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I'm so sorry Huskier. This part ^^^ is what gets me every time about our 4 legged companions. I hope they know how much they've done for us. I'm positive Gus does for you.

Right there with you Huskier. My dog saved my life. The silver lining is he is not alone, he has you, and he doesn't have to suffer because of you. Take care.

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He's comfortable, he ate an entire pizza by himself (Lifelong question answered)

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Bittersweet. This ^ is a very important question. Glad you could be there for each other on this pursuit of knowledge despite knowing how the journey ends.

Huskier, so sorry to hear. At least you got to bring him home for some quality time. Godspeed Pupper.

Condolences Huskier.

Saw this thread about the dog that coined “man’s best friend.”

https://x.com/dog_rates/status/1772292372371537931?s=20

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Originally Posted by Huskier

Joining this misery train.

"Why does he keep laying down?" Just turned into "I'm sorry but his cancer is everywhere and the main tumor ruptured and he's bleeding internally. You need to think about putting him down"

First dog. I bought a f****** house, just so I could get this dog. He has seen me through four jobs, one layoff, five girlfriends, one wife, and one baby.

Like when I was at literally the lowest point in my life, when I had literally no one to lean on, he was my friend, my therapist, my wingman. Turner and Hooch, Huskier and Gus.

He's comfortable, he ate an entire pizza by himself (Lifelong question answered), doggy hospice intake is in a few days

Like you think you're a big man, you think you're hard...until your dog gets sick. I have never cried this hard in my f****** life.

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This is the worst. I've been there....lowpoints and all.

I never, ever could have believed it at the time but a puppy eventually filled the void.

One love.

Sent from my SM-S928U1 using Tapatalk

Hang in there, Huskier. It never gets "easy" - just easier...

Sorry again Husky.

I got this for my wife after we said goodbye to ours. Walked by it tonight and thought of you.

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Damn, Huskier, sounds a little like the relationship between me and my dog. I still really miss him. Sorry, dude.

This was in the Atlantic this week. Gift link, free to read.

Why a Dog’s Death Hits So Hard

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/ar...ampaign=social

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This was in the Atlantic this week. Gift link, free to read.

Why a Dog’s Death Hits So Hard

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/ar...ampaign=social

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Thank you for sharing that. Its uncanny how much a dog's passing can still bring tears to your eyes, even years after it happened. I think this line from the article helps to explain why.

"When we mourn a dog, we mourn a life we often witnessed in full, and a source of something close to an unadulterated good."

Yep, all of my dogs have been angels on Earth. If people were as good as dogs, this world would be such a different place.

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This was in the Atlantic this week. Gift link, free to read.

Why a Dog’s Death Hits So Hard

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/ar...ampaign=social

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By any measure, I loved my mom more than our dog. If I could bring one back, I’d pick her 100 times out of 100. So why, in the moment of their passing, did I cry for him but not for her?

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Exactly.

Scott Van Pelt’s description of a dog as “the corner puzzle piece” is perfect.

Thanks for posting that article. It helped to paint a picture of why I still hurt 6 years to the day of my Best Buddy's passing...

It's been some time since I've been able to login here.
This thread keeps coming up in my email notifications which means that someone's dog is making an impact in some way.

Two months ago we (Flexon Phil and I) had to help our dog Gypsy cross over the rainbow bridge after a short bout of seizures due to a brain lesion.
This was one of the hardest things, even more so than other dogs I've had to say goodbye to because we had her for such a short time, rescued her quite broken, so we put a ton of energy and love into helping her be confident and gentle. She went from broken to being an amazing dog (don't get me started about how much damage I'd like to do to the asshole that broke her in the first place)
She started having seizures and with less than a month we had to say good bye. Even though it was two months ago, I'm sobbing as I type this.

Here is a little video I threw together.
Watch to the peanutbutter. You'll know when you know.
https://youtu.be/DxtgGnxv9tM?si=EKyi5Fr_BaBOPmKf

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Originally Posted by Huskier

Joining this misery train.

"Why does he keep laying down?" Just turned into "I'm sorry but his cancer is everywhere and the main tumor ruptured and he's bleeding internally. You need to think about putting him down"

First dog. I bought a f****** house, just so I could get this dog. He has seen me through four jobs, one layoff, five girlfriends, one wife, and one baby.

Like when I was at literally the lowest point in my life, when I had literally no one to lean on, he was my friend, my therapist, my wingman. Turner and Hooch, Huskier and Gus.

He's comfortable, he ate an entire pizza by himself (Lifelong question answered), doggy hospice intake is in a few days

Like you think you're a big man, you think you're hard...until your dog gets sick. I have never cried this hard in my f****** life.

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Suck so much. He gave you love and support, but you gave him a best life!

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It's been some time since I've been able to login here.
This thread keeps coming up in my email notifications which means that someone's dog is making an impact in some way.

Two months ago we (Flexon Phil and I) had to help our dog Gypsy cross over the rainbow bridge after a short bout of seizures due to a brain lesion.
This was one of the hardest things, even more so than other dogs I've had to say goodbye to because we had her for such a short time, rescued her quite broken, so we put a ton of energy and love into helping her be confident and gentle. She went from broken to being an amazing dog (don't get me started about how much damage I'd like to do to the asshole that broke her in the first place)
She started having seizures and with less than a month we had to say good bye. Even though it was two months ago, I'm sobbing as I type this.

Here is a little video I threw together.
Watch to the peanutbutter. You'll know when you know.
https://youtu.be/DxtgGnxv9tM?si=EKyi5Fr_BaBOPmKf

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RIP Gypsy and condolences to you both. Love the video, the counter surfing was great
https://y.yarn.co/e538d224-ff44-4667...fcc73_text.gif

I guess it is time to call the vet for my Gunther. As of last Sunday night his arthritis is just to much for him to stand or walk anymore. Took him to the vet last Monday and she gave him his last librela shot and prescribed him some tramadol. With the tramadol he will let me help him up twice a day, maybe three times to go outside and do his business. Such a good boy trying to keep me happy. Maya is very confused as to why he isn't going for walks with us anymore. My daughter has been crying for three days as she adores Gunther. I keep pushing it down, hoping for a turn around, but my wife suggested it is time and I agree. Really sucks, as he has been such a good friend and just the best baby boy ever.
Our beautiful boy Gunther in a happier time.
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I'm so sorry.
How old?
He seems to parallel habitate with the cat well.

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Originally Posted by SnowHot

It's been some time since I've been able to login here.
This thread keeps coming up in my email notifications which means that someone's dog is making an impact in some way.

Two months ago we (Flexon Phil and I) had to help our dog Gypsy cross over the rainbow bridge after a short bout of seizures due to a brain lesion.
This was one of the hardest things, even more so than other dogs I've had to say goodbye to because we had her for such a short time, rescued her quite broken, so we put a ton of energy and love into helping her be confident and gentle. She went from broken to being an amazing dog (don't get me started about how much damage I'd like to do to the asshole that broke her in the first place)
She started having seizures and with less than a month we had to say good bye. Even though it was two months ago, I'm sobbing as I type this.

Here is a little video I threw together.
Watch to the peanutbutter. You'll know when you know.
https://youtu.be/DxtgGnxv9tM?si=EKyi5Fr_BaBOPmKf

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Such a nice tribute to Gypsy, so sorry for your loss but so happy for the love you gave her.

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I guess it is time to call the vet for my Gunther. As of last Sunday night his arthritis is just to much for him to stand or walk anymore. Took him to the vet last Monday and she gave him his last librela shot and prescribed him some tramadol. With the tramadol he will let me help him up twice a day, maybe three times to go outside and do his business. Such a good boy trying to keep me happy. Maya is very confused as to why he isn't going for walks with us anymore. My daughter has been crying for three days as she adores Gunther. I keep pushing it down, hoping for a turn around, but my wife suggested it is time and I agree. Really sucks, as he has been such a good friend and just the best baby boy ever.
Our beautiful boy Gunther in a happier time.
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Aw man, L2S. That’s just the worst feeling. Wishing you and your family peace during this awful time.

vibes L2S

Peace L2S, condolences.