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Nuclearblue wrote: Many will say it's only a dog
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Nuclearblue wrote:Unfortunately they discovered during his operation the the cancer had spread so we had to make the agonising decision not him wake up.
This has been one of the hardest times of my life. Many will say it's only a dog, but he was our dog who we all loved. We are broken at the moment the house is silent. I hate this as this was his house his garden. Heartbroken![]()
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Nuclearblue wrote:Unfortunately they discovered during his operation the the cancer had spread so we had to make the agonising decision not him wake up.
This has been one of the hardest times of my life. Many will say it's only a dog, but he was our dog who we all loved. We are broken at the moment the house is silent. I hate this as this was his house his garden. Heartbroken![]()
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Nuclearblue wrote:Just spoke to the vet it looked like a non malignant mass. Apparently it was so big it filled most of his abdomen. This mass also had spread and infected his lymph nodes. So even if they had removed this mass he would not of survived long.
With this mass it can go unnoticed but something can happen that would cause it to bleed and that happened yesterday it was a ticking time bomb and he went downhill fast.
Our house is empty and quiet without that rascal running about,we feel empty and every part of our lives will change for ever. When I used to come home off nights I took him for a walk and then he cuddled up in bed with me. I feel so lost.
Fri Jun 13, 2014 4:36 pm
Xcasual wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Just spoke to the vet it looked like a non malignant mass. Apparently it was so big it filled most of his abdomen. This mass also had spread and infected his lymph nodes. So even if they had removed this mass he would not of survived long.
With this mass it can go unnoticed but something can happen that would cause it to bleed and that happened yesterday it was a ticking time bomb and he went downhill fast.
Our house is empty and quiet without that rascal running about,we feel empty and every part of our lives will change for ever. When I used to come home off nights I took him for a walk and then he cuddled up in bed with me. I feel so lost.
As I said in my other post mate , I went through this 2 weeks ago and it's very strange not having your best mate around . But you did right by that dog , a selfish person would've kept going with him. Like the vet said to me "keep going with him" but the last thing you want to see is your dog suffering.
We put our own feelings to one side and look after the dogs feelings, you made the right choice. The first few days for me was awful but time is a great healer . Just remember the good times you had nukes
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NJ73 wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Unfortunately they discovered during his operation the the cancer had spread so we had to make the agonising decision not him wake up.
This has been one of the hardest times of my life. Many will say it's only a dog, but he was our dog who we all loved. We are broken at the moment the house is silent. I hate this as this was his house his garden. Heartbroken![]()
Thought with you Nukes. I've been through it and it is a horrible, horrible time. Make sure you focus on the good times you had with him and remember that time is a great healer.
Fri Jun 13, 2014 6:09 pm
Welshpaul wrote:I went through exactly the same a few years ago.
Broke my heart and still get upset now HOWEVER i'm always glad we made the decision so the poor mite wasn't suffering anymore.
What you've done was the hardest decision but the kindest.
Remember the good times and the memories, they'll always be with you.
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Forever Blue wrote:So Sorry to hear Nukes, I love dogs beyond and they are a mans best friend. Sorry my friend.
You will always have some amazing memories and you have lost a member of your family RIP.
Fri Jun 13, 2014 6:48 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Welshpaul wrote:I went through exactly the same a few years ago.
Broke my heart and still get upset now HOWEVER i'm always glad we made the decision so the poor mite wasn't suffering anymore.
What you've done was the hardest decision but the kindest.
Remember the good times and the memories, they'll always be with you.
I will Paul I will. And I know I made the right decision it just hurt so much. Gareth I remember your situation and thinking I dread the day when it happens to me. Now Friday the 13th it did. A grown Man should not break down in tears but fook it this one has several times today and have tears welling now.![]()
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Nuclearblue wrote:Unfortunately they discovered during his operation the the cancer had spread so we had to make the agonising decision not to let him wake up.
This has been one of the hardest times of my life. Many will say it's only a dog, but he was our dog who we all loved. We are broken at the moment the house is silent. I hate this as this was his house his garden. Heartbroken![]()