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Reminds me of when I had to put to sleep one of my past dogs. Hardest decision and experience in my life. Thankfully, my friend is a vet, so instead of having to take Timber to a sterile and cold vet's office. I took her to my friend's house and laid her out on a blanket in the sun. Damn...
 
So sad. It's amazing how attached we become with our dogs, and how "human" they seem sometimes. Our mini-schnauzer had a horrible bout of pancreatitis in January of this year (she was a little over a year-old at the time, but pancreatitis is common in schnauzers).

She was constantly throwing up, she was pooping blood. It was BAD. I had to take her to the vet, and the asshole doctor was like "Well, some dogs just get this and they die -- it happens". No bedside manner at all; I about started balling right there in the waiting right then and there. But they gave her some medicine and she had to fast for a bit...

It was a rough few days after that. She just looked so weak and helpless. I broke down in front of my wife and just started balling my eyes out. I'm just so damn close to her -- she's like a daughter to me (I know, it sounds weird).

But she made it through, and she's doing fine now thank goodness.
 
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So sad. It's amazing how attached we become with our dogs, and how "human" they seem sometimes. Our mini-schnauzer had a horrible bout of pancreatitis in January of this year (she was a little over a year-old at the time, but pancreatitis is common in schnauzers).

She was constantly throwing up, she was pooping blood. It was BAD. I had to take her to the vet, and the asshole doctor was like "Well, some dogs just get this and they die -- it happens". No bedside manner at all; I about started balling right there in the waiting right then and there. But they gave her some medicine and she had to fast for a bit...

It was a rough few days after that. She just looked so weak and helpless. I broke down in front of my wife and just started balling my eyes out. I'm just so damn close to her -- she's like a daughter to me (I know, it sounds weird).

But she made it through, and she's doing fine now thank goodness.
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no, doesnt sound werid at all. Dogs become part of the family; I love my dogs
 
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