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hitmanhearn
19 Dec 14 16:29
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Rest in peace old boy. Never be forgotten. Heartbroken.

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By:
MadVlad
When: 19 Dec 14 16:34
rip.
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 19 Dec 14 16:34
it takes time m8 Sad
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 19 Dec 14 16:39
I'd be devastated if anything happened to my muttley. We have always had dogs ever since I can remember, it's just awful when you come home and they aren't there anymore.
By:
hitmanhearn
When: 19 Dec 14 16:45
First dog I've ever had. You don't realise how attached you can get to them until you've had one .
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 19 Dec 14 16:49
A man's best friend is his dog.
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 19 Dec 14 16:50
Google "Rainbow Bridge" but warning you may start to fill up a bit but it's a lovely thought.
By:
hitmanhearn
When: 19 Dec 14 17:11
That's great mate thanks a lot.
By:
1st time poster
When: 19 Dec 14 17:20
they drag you in, gutt wrenching when you lose, em but after a while you get another knowing full well your lining yourself up for more heartbrake,
the wife held ours whilst he was put to sleep,brave woman to much for me to bare
on the funnyside the vets send us some forget me nots to plant in the garden,openning the letter i slung,em in the corner sreeching thinking they were her ashes, LaughLaugh,
had another little chap for 2 years now and they really help in remembering the lost ones
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 19 Dec 14 17:24
well I'm a wimp, we still have one more dog but never will have another.
By:
hitmanhearn
When: 19 Dec 14 17:24
Yeah I think we will in time mate cheers.
By:
hitmanhearn
When: 19 Dec 14 17:26
It seems we rely on them as much as they rely on us. We are lost .
By:
Big_Issue
When: 19 Dec 14 17:28
Just think how much you have reduced your carbon footprint now that Fifo popped his clogs
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 19 Dec 14 17:31
My fella is the biggest babe magnet I've ever known. In the park the chicas fall all over him. I get a bit of kudos and attention by association, I'll take what I'm given these days.
By:
kenny mann
When: 19 Dec 14 17:38
1st time poster • December 19, 2014 5:20 PM GMT
they drag you in, gutt wrenching when you lose, em but after a while you get another knowing full well your lining yourself up for more heartbrake,

How very, very true.

condolencies hitman'. Sad
By:
tenpins
When: 19 Dec 14 17:44
Sad news hitmanhearn Sad
By:
1st time poster
When: 19 Dec 14 17:45
if you can handle 2 and you think your dog can ,they do say if you can judge when  ones got say 1 to 2 years left get another then so they overlap each others lives
By:
Capt__F
When: 19 Dec 14 17:49
sad newsSad
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 19 Dec 14 18:00
Very sorry to hear this, hitmanhearn.

I know what it's like.
By:
Slicer
When: 19 Dec 14 18:07
My greatest sympathies.
I know what it feels like to lose a beloved pet. I had one of my cats for over 15 years and had to make the decision to have it put out of its misery. It was a final kindness not to let it suffer but it felt that my heart had been pulled out. You will not believe it yet but he will live on in your heart and the pain will go slowly and  will turn to acceptance providing wonderful memories of your time together. Your dog loved you as much as you loved him, and be reassured that you gave him a life that many deserve but do not receive. Be grateful and contented with your time together and your mutual love; a time and a love that very few pets receive.

My best wishes and sympathies.
By:
hitmanhearn
When: 19 Dec 14 19:01
Many thanks all .
By:
seaview
When: 19 Dec 14 19:11
Sad news indeed.

I hope you have some pics of your loved one.

They ask for nothing,but give everything.
By:
call me a taxi
When: 19 Dec 14 19:17
I agree with Dr Slicer.

Had god knows how many pets since I met Mrs CMAT years ago. Birds, rabbits, chinchillas, guinea pigs, hamsters and fish.  Every time one dies she cried her eyes out, but they all left me unbothered.

13 months ago we got a dog, and I never knew I could care for an animal that much. She got stung on the foot by a wasp or a bee some months ago. I was proclaimed a hero for getting a magnifying glass and finding the sting in her fur. Love
By:
s.kenbo
When: 19 Dec 14 19:19
Very sad news Hitmanhearn. Cry

My dog's a pain in the arse but I'll be heartbroken when she goes.
By:
numer0ne
When: 19 Dec 14 20:50
so just where DID the dog go? Confused
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 19 Dec 14 21:38
My parents have let many dogs go (a few prematurely imo) they have 10 dogs at a time (no joke) but tbh I just see this as personal greed , my old man's the type that'd put a bullet though their head if needed , just as he did to me personally

all I'd like is one dog to love as my own Sad
By:
s.kenbo
When: 19 Dec 14 21:52
Couldn't you have a dog in your flat? I know letting them out for the toilet could be awkward but they soon get use to a routine.
By:
hitmanhearn
When: 19 Dec 14 22:01
Yeah got photos mate.
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 19 Dec 14 22:07
I spose I could but just doesn't seem right in a top floor flat to me kenbo Blush
I own the flat so nobody could stop me .. but would really love a house with a garden & my own dog

I'm going to start sponsoring guide dogs in the meantime .. think they're the best charity on earth Happy

I hope Tracey is well my friend
By:
boxingthefox
When: 19 Dec 14 22:07
Indescribable sadness, feel for you hitmanhearn, been there a few times as have many on here. Chin up mate remember all the great times.
By:
s.kenbo
When: 19 Dec 14 22:37
Thanks Mc M. Cool
By:
GoOnThen
When: 19 Dec 14 22:39
Still remember holding my beloved mut in my arms as the vet tried to inject the poor bugger in three legs before finding a vein in the fourth.All the time my dog was looking me straight in the eye.I sobbed my fcuking heart out when he'd gone.That was 30 ago.
By:
hitmanhearn
When: 19 Dec 14 22:43
Thanks everyone
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 19 Dec 14 22:47
I seen a fair few die , one had a terrible case of epilepsy , broke my heart every time he had a fit his head would literally vibrate , a lovely big black & white collie , died of a fit prematurely Sad
By:
Tommy Toes
When: 19 Dec 14 22:47
Too upsetting to recall. Even after 16 years.

You really have my utmost sympathies hitmanhearn.
By:
boxingthefox
When: 19 Dec 14 22:51
I told you to keep your chin up, what a trite useless thing to say, I've just gone right back myself, I feel like it was 5 minutes ago.Sad
By:
The Leopard
When: 19 Dec 14 22:58
Had a Jack Russell.....14 year old....started acting oddly....had to be put down....thinking back....may have been neighbour, who worked at GCHQ, possibly fed the dog rat poison 'cause he poo-ed on his grass verge once too often.
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 19 Dec 14 23:03
I still have to switch off the John Lewis advert when it comes on, I know it's stupid.
By:
Greg_Gory
When: 19 Dec 14 23:23
Grew up with my dog,18 years old when he went, Cry like a baby I did.

said I wouldnt have a dog again but loved them.have one now 6 months old Alaskan Malador Bl00dy Great he is those Labrador eyes take my Chocolate every time Grin

sad news hitmanhearn when they go Sad
By:
casemoney
When: 19 Dec 14 23:52
Ive owned and lost 3 ,last one was very hard to take ,big part of the family ,still miss her now 2 years on Sad

we used to plan out holidays on places we could take her Sad
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