Jellybelly
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A little mini pin, 16 years old
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WildCondor
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I'm so sorry for you to have to hurt like this. It's never easy losing a pet. I know how hard it is, I lost my best friend right in the think of my Lyme hell, and it was really hard. You have a lot of hugs here.
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lymeinhell
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So sorry to hear of the loss of your little friend. Smile and remember the 16 wonderful years you had together and he/she will always be with you.
Give it some time, let yourself grieve, and remember there are lots of other doggies and kitties out there who would love to be your devoted friend. You can never replace the one you lost, but sometimes it helps to continue to share your love with another pet..
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I'm so sorry!! I know it hurts, because it's happened to me.
[what's a pin?]
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Cobweb
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What was your dog's name? I hope the emptiness you feel now will be filled with loving memories soon. Thank you for posting. It is an experience many of us share with you.
bejoy
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So sorry to hear you lost your little friend. A pet is so much a family member, and just as hard to lose.
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Jellybelly
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Thank you. Tutu a pin is pincher, he was a minature pincher, named Scooter. He was so very old, blind, deaf, lumps and bumps, smelled really, really old, slept, ate and pooped. He had to be carried everywhere like a newborn.
Thing is, he never messed in the house, was in no pain, and stilled LOVED his dinner. The only time he stood up was when he needed to go outside or it was about an hour before dinner.
My 2 other dogs, miss him, even though they didn't seem to pay to much attention to him before. They know he is gone. They were just different last night and this morning. They both were very restless in bed and one actually didn't even want to go to bed last night. She just knew something wasn't right.It was like we can't go to bed, where is Scooter?
Putting something down, just kills me. It is soooo against my nature to bring a life to an end. I know it is the right thing to do, especailly with events leading up to our decision, it's just tough, really tough.I so much just wanted him to fall asleep on his own
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I'm so sorry...it is the hardest thing to let go. You did the right thing for him and you know that right?
Still, it hurts so much. I know, I had to put my Sammy down last summer. Time does take the pain away, but he'll always be with you.
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Andie333
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Jelly,
I'm so sorry for your loss...dogs touch our lives in so many ways.
Hard as it was, it sounds like the best decision. My thoughts are with you and the other dogs.
Andie
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kelmo
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Bless your heart. We have had standard pinschers and lost one at 14 yrs a year ago. He was the perfect dog.
We got a puppy and he has worn me OUT. Pinschers are a force of nature, and demand your time. So, when they go, you have invested so much into them the loss is huge
I grieve with you, they take part of us with them.
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aww sorry to hear about the loss of your friend & pet Jellybelly.
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MagicAcorn
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Sorry to hear about the loss of your Pet. I had to put my dog down last year at this time and I know how difficult that is. They become such an important part of our lives.
Hugs Linda
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Jellybelly
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I am doing better today. Scooter lived a very long life and we enjoyed his company. Thank all of you for your thoughts.
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randibear
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Jelly, I lost my beloved dog a year ago. i still grieve every day.
She was my best friend, slept with me every night. Devoted right to the end.
I will never, ever get over it.
I so understand............
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savebabe
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My best friend was named Scooter also. It is so hard to lose a pet. I am so sorry for your loss.
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