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A fourteen-year-old Labrador retriever. She was still being curious and energetic when the vet tranquilized her and i had to say goodbye. You can make fun of me now, gbs, its ok.
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Konar posted:When my dog dies I probably won't post thread about it, just cry or whatever on my own yeah i tried this, but failed sorry
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Saalkin posted:Thanks for this depressing thread I sure needed it anytime bro
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BAGS FLY AT NOON posted:She looks like she was a very good girl. I’m sorry for your loss she was sort of manipulative, that she would start barking at you when you would talk on your phone, so that you would have to throw her some treat to make her stop bothering you
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Smugworth posted:You can borrow my dogs op i appreciate that
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 Goodbye Boni
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Wilkins Micawber posted:I wish you well. likewise bro
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Blurry Gray Thing posted:OP, this is a hard topic to joke about. Making fun of the troubles and misadventures of other goons works best if it happened only because they did something very, very stupid. The death of a beloved pet is always tragic, and death from old age is both tragic and unavoidable. I think most people reading this have lost someone before, from pets to family members. it was always tough to gage her health, since recently she lost a lot of her appetite, but would still almost jump at the chance of licking my plates clean. Which was great, because sometimes she would cry after failing to move her back legs and needed help. always curious, had to smell everything
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