My dog Bill has just died.
17-02-2006, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by MAD Ade
I won't be having another, he's truly broken my heart
but after 3 years, I couldn't stand being without a dog around the place. Time does heal and you can look back with good memories of your best pal.
17-02-2006, 04:04 PM
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I lost one of my shepherds 18 months ago after a long fight against cancer, but I still see her on occasions. Whether her appearances are real or imaginary you never forget a friend.
17-02-2006, 05:08 PM
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I have a dog, I got him when he was a puppy and I was single, he made me feel a lot less lonely, he was brilliant company, great fun and he means the world to me and is now part of my new happy family, I would be devastated if he died so I can only sympathise with you on your loss mate
17-02-2006, 06:33 PM
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Thanks for all your kind words folks, my vet came to our place even though she wasn't working today. She was crying with me and Mandy, such a lovely person. She called Bill 'her dog' in her practice, loved him very much. She had only just come back to work from maternity leave last monday, it's like Bill waited the last few weeks to see Marit before he left us. She could do anything to him and he would just lie there and let her do anything.
She said she saw her first English Bully in Norway walking in the hills and fell in love with them then, she was only a student.
Life sucks.
Ade & Mandy.
She said she saw her first English Bully in Norway walking in the hills and fell in love with them then, she was only a student.
Life sucks.
Ade & Mandy.
17-02-2006, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Nicole
Originally Posted by MAD Ade
Originally Posted by Cam
Gutted for you Ade.
Its heartbreaking losing a pet especially one you have had for so long.
Remember the good times and when you feel up to it get a puppy.
Its heartbreaking losing a pet especially one you have had for so long.
Remember the good times and when you feel up to it get a puppy.
Thanks for the kind words.
Some people don't understand how badly it affects us, they can't understand how we can be so upset over a pet. But i was devestated and it still hurts like hell to this day. I have lost relatives that didn't affect me as badly as loosing my horse did.
I know exactly how you feel and my thoughts are with you
17-02-2006, 06:47 PM
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Im really sorry to hear this mate.I too have a english bull and hes not very well at all heart problems.I fear for the day he passes away he is a best friend to me.Time will heal when it comes to things like this
17-02-2006, 08:19 PM
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awww im sporry to hear that. It hurts like hell.
Used to have 2 yorkies, the little girl died in my mums arms when she was 12. It was awful and i knew it was going to be worse when my other one dies, i was closer to him. He suffered kidney failure and was in and out of the vets on drips for months. Eventually it stopped working and he was put to sleep in my arms. It was completely heartbreaking. That was 2 1/2 yrs ago, and its brought tears to my eyes even now.
Took a long time to be able to think about having another one, 18 months ,but we got a 9week pup and he's fantastic, hes 1 next month.
Used to have 2 yorkies, the little girl died in my mums arms when she was 12. It was awful and i knew it was going to be worse when my other one dies, i was closer to him. He suffered kidney failure and was in and out of the vets on drips for months. Eventually it stopped working and he was put to sleep in my arms. It was completely heartbreaking. That was 2 1/2 yrs ago, and its brought tears to my eyes even now.
Took a long time to be able to think about having another one, 18 months ,but we got a 9week pup and he's fantastic, hes 1 next month.
18-02-2006, 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by ECOSNIGE
Im really sorry to hear this mate.I too have a english bull and hes not very well at all heart problems.I fear for the day he passes away he is a best friend to me.Time will heal when it comes to things like this
18-02-2006, 09:08 AM
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I totally know how you feel mate. I just had to take my dog to the vets and he had to be put down. He was fine yesterday morning and then last night he had a stroke so i had to rush him to the vets and they hoped the injection they gave him would make him better but he didnt respond to it. I'm proper gutted.
sorry for your loss.
Stuart.
sorry for your loss.
Stuart.
19-02-2006, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by 89XR2
I totally know how you feel mate. I just had to take my dog to the vets and he had to be put down. He was fine yesterday morning and then last night he had a stroke so i had to rush him to the vets and they hoped the injection they gave him would make him better but he didnt respond to it. I'm proper gutted.
sorry for your loss.
Stuart.
sorry for your loss.
Stuart.
so so sorry pal, I can't say anything that will make you feel better, it hurts so muh. I've found alcohol works short term
remember the walks it the summer when he was younger 
19-02-2006, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by 89XR2
I totally know how you feel mate. I just had to take my dog to the vets and he had to be put down. He was fine yesterday morning and then last night he had a stroke so i had to rush him to the vets and they hoped the injection they gave him would make him better but he didnt respond to it. I'm proper gutted.
sorry for your loss.
Stuart.
sorry for your loss.
Stuart.
19-02-2006, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by MrsFrog
Sorry to hear that Ade. 
As soon as I learn to post pictures I will put some of my little man up so you can all love him as we did.
19-02-2006, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by ark1
So sorry to here this ade. He was a great dog. My german sheppard die when I was young. I know what you are feeling. Thoughts are with you and your missus
See you soon mate.
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