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Terry,

I am sorry for your loss. Give some extra lovin to your two other dogs.

rudyc

Very sorry to hear this news Terry - wishing you strength

Joined: 19 Jun 2004 Posts: 1480 Location: Mpls, MN.

I have been where you are, and I will go there again. My condolences.
Best,
Ted

I know it sounds trite, but have been there and done that, and will do so again. We currently have two lab mixes, one of which was struck by a UPS truck and severly broke a hind leg. Several months and about $1500 poorer she runs on all four, but favors it quite a bit, probably early arthritis due to the injury. She likes to get up on foot of bed between the wife and I, but only in the wee hours of the morning. One of us has to help her up as she is afraid to jump anymore . We will certainly miss that when she and her older companion are no longer with us.

Terry,

Been there too, but that doesn't make it any easier for you. Wishing you strength and many fond memories.

Fin

Member Joined: 01 Dec 2006 Posts: 524

Wow, that is very sad. I just recently lost a longtime hunting partner/labrodor but she was very old and I knew it was coming and had time to prepare my mind-not that you ever really can. I was just thinking yesterday how devastating it would be to lose my little Goose Girl. She is so sweet she has impressed upon my heart an enormous affection. She really is like a child to me. Guess the only thing I can offer is understanding and support as a fellow dog lover and parent. My heartfelt condolences go out to you and you will be in my prayers.

Terry, my sincere condolences for your unexpected loss. I too have a brit, and they are wonderful, kind-hearted dogs. Five years is so young, but I hope one day another may steal your heart like this one did.

God bless,

Mark

Member Joined: 23 Jan 2007 Posts: 46 Location: Illinois

Heartfelt condolences go out to you. Having gone through the unexpected loss of my dog just several weeks ago I know only too well how you are feeling. Sharing the tragedy here and reading the good words in reply was about the only thing I could do. I felt helpless and just plain hurt. Even writing this I get teary eyed. The pain has lessened and is beginning to turn into memories of all the great times. I hope this happens soon for you. I'll share some words someone wrote to me regarding the loss of my dog when I had to put him down. I found that it somehow helped. Your situation is a little different but I think the important part still applies.

Member Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 123 Location: Oregon

Terry, so sorry to hear of the sudden loss of your little girl. I have a French Brit and your description of your little dog fits mine to a tee except mine won't wait for me to come out of the bathroom, she barges right in and either sits by my side or lays at my feet. It's hard to replace dedication like that, especially if you're single and without the love and understanding of a caring wife.

Take heart, I know it's not easy but somewhere out there is another little dog that needs you as much as you need her.

Please let us know what the vet finds out. It's just so hard to believe that a perfectly healthy dog in their prime can die so suddenly without any warning.

Larry

Member Joined: 08 Nov 2005 Posts: 3438 Location: Illinois

Terry---I know exactly how you feel---the loss of a good,faithful companion can be almost overwhelming. Crying or Very sad

Remember the good times and places the two of you shared and the dog will forever be with with you.There is a special bond between a man and his dog that can never be described in words.

Member Joined: 20 Mar 2005 Posts: 1522 Location: NH

brdhnt,

Sorry to hear about your loss. It's never easy even when they get old but a young healthy dog going unexpectdly has got to hurt.

We just had to put a long time friend of 16yrs 9months down last week. Our first little Jack Russel who was the sweetest little dog ever just couldn't do it any more.
Damn it hurt so much.

I know some of what you are going through and my heart felt condolences go out to you.

My condolences Terry. It is so tough to lose a buddy like that. I lost three of them less a two yrs ago within a six month period, but they were seniors. It is especially tough to lose one that is in their prime. Hopefully, there was no foul play involved.

Hc

Joined: 06 Apr 2007 Posts: 70

i'm sorry too for your loss. it is true despair.

we lost a 16 yr old weiner dog to iams and a 2 yr old belgian sheep dog to iams in the last 2 months.

it hurts bad but you've got to wear it until it gets better and it will. the 16 yr old weenie had a good solid life but the belgy was just getting started. dogs are SOOOOOOOOOO stoic. when my time comes and i'm in pain and scared i hope i'm half the entity that my belgy 'smarty jones' was. shit i'm starting to tear up again.

don't let this defeat you!

rick

Sorry to hear of your loss! Some dog's are just special and it seems that Dolly was one of them.