I feel like sh**

johnriley
Posted 07/08/2009 - 23:10 Link
Very sorry to hear of your loss Yves, we get very close to our animals and are bound to feel it when we lose them.
Best regards, John
Clarky
Posted 08/08/2009 - 00:32 Link
Sorry to hear of your loss Yves
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Don
Posted 08/08/2009 - 04:50 Link
sad to hear... I know that dog was much more than a pet to you two...
Send my condolences to your wife also...
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
pentaxian450
Posted 08/08/2009 - 12:31 Link
Thanks a lot everybody for your kind words.

Don, didn't you have a flight scheduled this summer to see the Laurentians? I've been waiting for you.
Yves (another one of those crazy Canucks)
PentaxBabe
Posted 08/08/2009 - 18:11 Link
Yves, I know it will take you both a long time to get over the death of your dog. Beta died 18 months ago and we are only just about managing to remember all the joy she bought us and talk about things she used to do now. Commiserations to you both
Don
Posted 08/08/2009 - 21:33 Link
pentaxian450 wrote:
Thanks a lot everybody for your kind words.

Don, didn't you have a flight scheduled this summer to see the Laurentians? I've been waiting for you.
Desperately trying to get the time to ride my motorcycle out to the maritimes.....
Two things came up this year though...
My Mom died this past spring, and she needed 24-7 care... palitive care in her home for nearly two months... now.. my spouse, Gerri has found her biological father..(she was adopted). he's in Vancouver, so the trip I was planning end of next week, is being changed, We're riding to Vancouver....
I keep telling Mac I'm comming to see him too, but I don't think it'll happen this year, I want at least two weeks to explore Nova Scotia....
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
pentaxian450
Posted 09/08/2009 - 02:50 Link
Don wrote:
pentaxian450 wrote:
Thanks a lot everybody for your kind words.

Don, didn't you have a flight scheduled this summer to see the Laurentians? I've been waiting for you.
Desperately trying to get the time to ride my motorcycle out to the maritimes.....
Two things came up this year though...
My Mom died this past spring, and she needed 24-7 care... palitive care in her home for nearly two months... now.. my spouse, Gerri has found her biological father..(she was adopted). he's in Vancouver, so the trip I was planning end of next week, is being changed, We're riding to Vancouver....
I keep telling Mac I'm comming to see him too, but I don't think it'll happen this year, I want at least two weeks to explore Nova Scotia....
O.K., since you can churn out such good excuses, I'll give you a rain check. I just flew to Upper Canada Village (in Morrisburg, Ont.) to change my mind. Spent the day there to see how our ancestors were living. I just concluded after that visit that we are very lazy.
Yves (another one of those crazy Canucks)
Don
Posted 11/08/2009 - 00:41 Link
pentaxian450 wrote:
Don wrote:
pentaxian450 wrote:
Thanks a lot everybody for your kind words.

Don, didn't you have a flight scheduled this summer to see the Laurentians? I've been waiting for you.
Desperately trying to get the time to ride my motorcycle out to the maritimes.....
Two things came up this year though...
My Mom died this past spring, and she needed 24-7 care... palitive care in her home for nearly two months... now.. my spouse, Gerri has found her biological father..(she was adopted). he's in Vancouver, so the trip I was planning end of next week, is being changed, We're riding to Vancouver....
I keep telling Mac I'm comming to see him too, but I don't think it'll happen this year, I want at least two weeks to explore Nova Scotia....
O.K., since you can churn out such good excuses, I'll give you a rain check. I just flew to Upper Canada Village (in Morrisburg, Ont.) to change my mind. Spent the day there to see how our ancestors were living. I just concluded after that visit that we are very lazy.
things do change... may be coming your way after all... He's not intersted in seeing her ()
may take our boys in the Jimmy and leave the bike at home, and go to Nova Scotia aftr all...
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
Critical-i
Posted 11/08/2009 - 00:58 Link
pentaxian450 wrote:
My dog for the last twelve years passed away this evening. He was like the kid we never had. Life is a bitch...
Sorry to hear that, having lost 2 of my best friend over the years it leaves a huge hole in your life.

But nothing, and I mean nothing, can make you feel more full of springs than a new pup.
Cheers, Steve
Don
Posted 11/08/2009 - 01:47 Link
Critical-i wrote:
pentaxian450 wrote:
My dog for the last twelve years passed away this evening. He was like the kid we never had. Life is a bitch...
Sorry to hear that, having lost 2 of my best friend over the years it leaves a huge hole in your life.

But nothing, and I mean nothing, can make you feel more full of springs than a new pup.
While I agree that the simplest answer is often the best answer, in this case, the dog would require some specialized training, even if the 'hole in the heart' void can be filled with a new pet.... there is some mighty big 'Paws' to fill for this families needs....
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
Edited by Don: 11/08/2009 - 01:49
goggalee
Posted 13/08/2009 - 05:07 Link
Hi sorry to hear, I think I know how you feel, when we left SA I had to leave my dogs behind, beautiful brilliant dogs. While we are here missing them, they are halve way around the world missing us, the female is fine, but the male who has been my buddy has not recovered yet and its been two years now, my brother said that the Vet said its because he’s missing us and there’s nothing I can do about it. No other dog will fill the hole in my heart.
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Posted 13/08/2009 - 05:21 Link
sorry to hear about your loss. My wife lost her dog 6 years ago.
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pentaxian450
Posted 13/08/2009 - 23:16 Link
My wife asked me to thank you all for the support you have shown. She is grateful for the support you have shown.

So, from the both of us, a big thank you.
Yves (another one of those crazy Canucks)
Tooks
Posted 13/08/2009 - 23:34 Link
Only just noticed this post Yves, and I understand what a rubbish time you and your wife must be having right now.

I had the misfortune to lose 3 dogs in 2 years, two of them who'd been with me since pups to the ages of 10 and 13. Then another dog I re-homed from a rescue centre after those losses succumbed to a virus after I'd only had him for 9 short months...

Dogs are great, and amazing companions/friends, but it's so sad when they go.

It's important to remember the good times though!
Lilly
Posted 28/08/2009 - 17:07 Link
They are such a support and such a great miss when they go, my dear ol 18 year puss is slowing down a lot now and I'm dreading it. Eventually you both will look back and feel lucky you had him so long.
Lilly

ps- when my last puss went (16) I did a lovely collage of pics I took of her through her life - it helped a bit
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