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insaneMicro
Germany761 Posts
He puked his guts out and then laid down. He struggled, but couldnt even stand up. He was only able to raise his head, but there was nothing of the old fire left in his eyes T_T We took him to the vet, and he agreed that it was the best option to put him down. I cried like a bitch the whole morning. Now I've downed half a bottle of Jameson whisky and ma drunk at 15:30 pm. I don't even know why I've created a TL blog for this, just feels good to write it down. R.I.P. willi <3  | ||
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Vinski
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taldarimAltar
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wacksteven
United States139 Posts
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IceSlipper
Australia1028 Posts
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antilyon
Brazil2546 Posts
When my first dog died, I cried for a whole day too. No shame on you, it's your best friend who died. RIP. | ||
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insaneMicro
Germany761 Posts
On August 15 2011 22:41 taldarimAltar wrote: RIP willi, how old was he? My dog ran away to die, many do that He made it to sixteen, shouldnt complain I guess. | ||
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UTL_Unlimited
Korea (South)353 Posts
 I hope that you'll be okay.At least he is in doggy heaven(?)! | ||
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OpticalShot
Canada6330 Posts
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jarrydesque
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
Im a huge dog lover and I would be really sad if my dog died. No shame in crying over a lost family member. | ||
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Ryo
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R.I.P. | ||
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Pufftrees
2449 Posts
Try to remember all the good times they brought when they were wagging their tail and smiling at you | ||
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insaneMicro
Germany761 Posts
On August 15 2011 23:05 Pufftrees wrote: Putting down my dogs overtime is one of saddest moments I've had to deal with... part of the reason getting older totally sucks... pets start going down. Just have to be happy you had such a great pet for that time, some people never get the chance to enjoy what a great dog can bring to their lives. Try to remember all the good times they brought when they were wagging their tail and smiling at you For some reason, internet people are actually making me feel better by knowing that feel Thank you guys~ | ||
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DusTerr
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+ Show Spoiler + chewie, copper, shadow, hilli, racer, drake, magic, phantom | ||
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Grimjaw
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
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EnTaroAdun411
Philippines106 Posts
My dog, Bali, died 3 weeks ago. Worse part is that I'm here in Kuala Lumpur and I didn't even see him before he died. My 2 brothers (one works in China and the other a student in Manila) were just as devastated. I was singing this song for a whole week. Before Bali, I had 4 other dogs who died of old age. You'd think that if you cried once before, you wouldn't cry for the next one. But no. It's like losing family. My girlfriend sent me this SMS, while I was at work a few hours after I learned Bali had died (translated from Tagalog): "Don't forget that Bali had a great doggie life having been taken care of by your family. He didn't die of any disease or any unfortunate accident. I'm sure he died happy and fulfilled. His life was a success." The next morning, my brother wrote a beautiful piece on Facebook. It was a long one, but I'll just put in the best part: "Bali, wherever you are, know that we loved you so much, and it was a joy taking care of you, watching you grow, watching you grow to be an amazing dog. You were not a dog to me : you were a great person covered in brown fur." And yes, I'm crying again. | ||
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vTv.Marine
Canada151 Posts
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Antipathy
United States222 Posts
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Iranon
United States983 Posts
On August 15 2011 22:43 antilyon wrote: I feel you pain man. When my first dog died, I cried for a whole day too. No shame on you, it's your best friend who died. RIP. Same here. Losing my dog (late in high school, we got him as a puppy when I was 2) was much harder losing relatives, or anything else. It might take a while, OP, but before too long that emptiness will be replaced by a quiet fondness. You're always going to be able to cherish the memories of your dog. Keep some pictures around. | ||
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Iplaythings
Denmark9110 Posts
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insaneMicro
Germany761 Posts
On August 15 2011 23:12 Iranon wrote: Same here. Losing my dog (late in high school, we got him as a puppy when I was 2) was much harder losing relatives, or anything else. It might take a while, OP, but before too long that emptiness will be replaced by a quiet fondness. You're always going to be able to cherish the memories of your dog. Keep some pictures around. This. I don't know what the fuck is going on with me, but this is so true. | ||
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evanthebouncy!
United States12796 Posts
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Mercury-
Great Britain804 Posts
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Myles
United States5162 Posts
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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lilsusie
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insaneMicro
Germany761 Posts
On August 16 2011 00:36 lilsusie wrote: I don't even know what to say, I am so sorry, I hope you are ok. A great dog is an amazing part of your life I don't know what I'd do if I were in your shoes. Just remember the good times and cry as much as you want - you're allowed. Us internet pet-owners understand how you feel, it's making my own heart hurt reading your post. Hang in there. wow thank you. | ||
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
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Enki
United States2548 Posts
My condolences. | ||
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Azzur
Australia6267 Posts
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Weson
Iceland1032 Posts
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Rasun
United States787 Posts
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