A Sad Sad Day

94rmx250

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A Sad Sad Day

« on: November 17, 2010, 10,30:45 AM »

I had to put my dog, Lochie, down tonight - incredibly hard to do but the best thing for her..

I found Lochie when she was about 1 whilst trailriding in Noojee after some oxygen thief beat the crap out of her and dumped her.

She was a part of our family for almost 13 years and both of my boys have grown up in her presence and under her gaurd.

i know it was the best thing to do but *@#&*@#&*@#&*@#& it was hard

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Peter r

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Re: A Sad Sad Day

« Reply #1 on: November 17, 2010, 10,57:05 AM »

"Mate" I feel your Pain, i had a Red Heeler for 15 Years, she was the best dog, and i loved her like one of the family.
It was one of the hardest things i have ever done, going to the Vet and having to give her the injection. It brings a Tear to your eye, i still miss her, she was always happy and loved to play.
Hang in there


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rat

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Ratberger.. mmmm

Re: A Sad Sad Day

« Reply #2 on: November 17, 2010, 11,29:37 AM »

man this is sad..but, you did do the rite thing..my kelpie(buddog) lasted 18years. got him on my 16th bday..when i was 34 i had to put him down..unconditional love is the hardest..

chin up mate..you gave lochie the best life..


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Serge C

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Re: A Sad Sad Day

« Reply #3 on: November 18, 2010, 02,53:00 AM »

We've all got a sad story like yours.

My kelpie/healer X (Jackie) had to go to sleep. After a good long life you have to make that call wether your making the decision for them or for you.

It does get easier Dusty, but it takes a helluva long time.

Cry


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94rmx250

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Re: A Sad Sad Day

« Reply #4 on: November 18, 2010, 11,03:13 AM »

thanks for the thoughts guys - its been a tough 24hrs but hopefully she's running around playing happily with no more pain in her backlegs......

thanks again


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