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Burn wrote:With enough hair left over to make another dog?

Literally, yes

I have a new furry friend

wilcosu35 wrote:I have a new furry friend

BUNNY

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:

wilcosu35 wrote:I have a new furry friend

BUNNY

I'll second that

So..... 3 days ago, due to a combination of old age, and medical issues..... we had made the decision to put our dog Hannah down. It was pretty hard, but her hearing was gone, her vision on its way out, and she was in not a lot, but a little pain that was about to get a lot worse. She had a couple of issues that would be very easy to fix with a minor surgery in a young dog, but at her age, the risk far out weighed the potential for improved quality of life.

Basically, we'd be keeping her here for our benefit, not hers.

I'm 38. I've 'lost' many family pets in my life, and Hannah was my wife's dog that I adopted when we got married. So in a very real way, this was my first pet. So much harder than I thought it would be.

Anyway, sorry to be a downer, I just felt the need to share. Snuggle your fur babies my friends, you never know when they will be gone.

I went through the same thing a few years ago with a dog that we had for over 14 years, that I had had since childhood. it's hard and it breaks your heart man. Pets are family, and we need them to know how much they really are loved

You have my condolences Densh. I've lost many furry friends in my life and it's never easy. Remember the good times.

My old guy Kingston is getting up there, he'll be 11 tomorrow and that's the oldest dog I've ever had. Every little thing terrifies me about his health, but he's still mobile and happy. What ails him is pretty minor, so I hope his quality of life is still high.

Gonna give some old dog love here and some handicapped dog love: my 14 year 8 month 3 days old Beagle Wrinkles, and wrapped up in the blanket is our little blind guy Duke