Posted April 08, 2012
So sorry to hear this, very sad indeed. :(
adambiser
fascimania.com
Registered: Dec 2009
From United States
Lou
Eschalon - Book One
Registered: Oct 2009
From United States
Posted April 08, 2012
Sorry to hear about your loss. I can understand. When I was 13 I lost my best fried (dog) he was a pure bread Golden Retriever. We went everywhere together. He got loose and I found him after he had been hit by a car in the ditch - he was still alive. We brought him to the vet but his back had been severed and the vet had to put him down. I never had another dog like him.
Post edited April 08, 2012 by Lou
uulav
BTCHPLS
Registered: Dec 2008
From Finland
Posted April 08, 2012
I am sorry for your loss, but good memories of your pet continues to live.
bansama
bansama.com
Registered: Oct 2008
From Japan
Posted April 08, 2012
Sorry for you loss. Try to remember more about the fun times you had with your puppy and don't dwell on your puppy's final day.
I used to have a cat and we were both really attached to each other (often literally). He was great company and we had many enjoyable times together. He was a little over a year old when he too was run over right in front of our house. The woman living over road told us a few days later that she saw him that day trying to catch birds and he was apparently enjoying himself. Just knowing that seemed to help.
So remember the enjoyable things your puppy was doing, and hopefully, it won't hurt as much.
I used to have a cat and we were both really attached to each other (often literally). He was great company and we had many enjoyable times together. He was a little over a year old when he too was run over right in front of our house. The woman living over road told us a few days later that she saw him that day trying to catch birds and he was apparently enjoying himself. Just knowing that seemed to help.
So remember the enjoyable things your puppy was doing, and hopefully, it won't hurt as much.
yuri102020
New User
Registered: Nov 2010
From United States
Posted April 08, 2012
I used to have a cat and we were both really attached to each other (often literally). He was great company and we had many enjoyable times together. He was a little over a year old when he too was run over right in front of our house. The woman living over road told us a few days later that she saw him that day trying to catch birds and he was apparently enjoying himself. Just knowing that seemed to help.
So remember the enjoyable things your puppy was doing, and hopefully, it won't hurt as much.
He pretty much enjoyed swimming and exploring the neighbor hood but sadly he still didn't understand that the cars are dangerous T-T;;;
Post edited April 08, 2012 by yuri102020
somegamer786.960
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Registered: Mar 2012
From United States
yuri102020
New User
Registered: Nov 2010
From United States
DarrkPhoenix
A1 Antagonist
Registered: Nov 2008
From United States
Posted April 08, 2012
It's always tough losing a pet that you've grown attached to. I've lost a cat we had for around 15 years (a stray dog got him), as well as a dog we had for around 17 years (had to put her down due to old age setting it). We'd gotten both of them when I was quite young, so I'd pretty much grown up with them being part of the family. bansama offers good advice in trying to remember the good times you had with your pet rather than dwelling on the end that it met. I'll always remember how much fun our dog would have playing in a creek by our house- one of us would toss in a small pebble for her to chase after, then she'd plunge her entire head underwater and pull out a rock almost as big as her head and bring it to us looking incredibly happy and proud. Still brings a smile to my face thinking about it.
yuri102020
New User
Registered: Nov 2010
From United States
Posted April 08, 2012
Maighstir
THIS KNIGHT MISLIKES THESE HEIGHTS
Registered: Nov 2008
From Sweden
Posted April 08, 2012
Sorry about your loss.
While I've never had a pet die (I did have two gerbils, but since my mother - rather than me - was the one taking care of them, she managed to convince me of giving them away to a hopefully better home), a white teddy bear I treasured was lost when going on a journey. I was certain someone had stolen it out of my backpack when we were walking to the train station (more rationally thinking, it was likely blown away by a gust of wind as half of it was sticking out of the bag). I can't even remember the teddy anymore other than this last episode. (Why am I sharing this? Oh well it's already typed, hope no one takes this as me trying to steal the thunder of real pets dying.)
While I've never had a pet die (I did have two gerbils, but since my mother - rather than me - was the one taking care of them, she managed to convince me of giving them away to a hopefully better home), a white teddy bear I treasured was lost when going on a journey. I was certain someone had stolen it out of my backpack when we were walking to the train station (more rationally thinking, it was likely blown away by a gust of wind as half of it was sticking out of the bag). I can't even remember the teddy anymore other than this last episode. (Why am I sharing this? Oh well it's already typed, hope no one takes this as me trying to steal the thunder of real pets dying.)
Magnitus
Born Idealist
Registered: Mar 2011
From Canada
Posted April 08, 2012
I feel your pain.
My cat that I had for 15 years died of cancer when I was 21.
Haven't had another cat since.
I decided humans make for better companions, because they are longer lived though they can still get hit by a car...
My cat that I had for 15 years died of cancer when I was 21.
Haven't had another cat since.
I decided humans make for better companions, because they are longer lived though they can still get hit by a car...
Post edited April 08, 2012 by Magnitus
POLE7645
Rediscoverer
Registered: Sep 2008
From Canada
Posted April 08, 2012
Sorry about your loss.
I lost a few pets in my life, so I know how it feels. I hope the other puppy will by fine, as well.
I lost a few pets in my life, so I know how it feels. I hope the other puppy will by fine, as well.
Egotomb
The Liberator
Registered: Jan 2009
From United Kingdom
Posted April 08, 2012
It is very sad to lose a pet. please accept my condolences.
Crassmaster
Right bastard
Registered: Sep 2008
From Canada
Posted April 08, 2012
Man, sorry to hear about the puppy, yuri. As others have said, losing a pet absolutely sucks. :(
Dischord
Musing Aurelius
Registered: Dec 2010
From United States
Posted April 08, 2012
Feel bad about your puppy, shit happens, and I'm sure just an unfortunate accident.
What aggravates me worse, is when people just kill things for no real reason, but that is outside the parameters of your loss.
Sorry, once again.
What aggravates me worse, is when people just kill things for no real reason, but that is outside the parameters of your loss.
Sorry, once again.