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http://vraiefiction.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/the-end-of-odin-saga.html
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He reminds me of Michael Myers
You should read this!
http://www.tickld.com/x/before-you-think-about-getting-a-cat-its-important-to-remember-this-seriously
Meet Henry:
and Harvey & Dexter:
Henry & Harvey:
We all get onto the beach at least once if not more a day, it's 10 minutes away!!
Henry;
I have a big golden brown mutt but no photo on the computer; I'll try to rectify that so I can post one sometime soon.
He was only with us since January but I will miss him terribly. He was pretty old and had a lot of health problems (and a knack for eating things he shouldn't) and when he got super sick all of a sudden we of course took him to the vet. I just feel so guilty because might have lived if we could afford the complex surgery he needed. I guess I'm taking it pretty hard because I've had a pet need to be euthanised before, but it was when I lived with my parents and completely out of my hands. Now it just feels like I killed him.
RIP Whisk-- I'll miss you
I don't want to just say things that just sound like only cliched nice things, because I actually really mean what I am saying. And I speak from experience. I haved loved animals and had pets all of my life. I have had to have pets euthanised before, a few times in the course of my life (I am far older than you) and it is never easy. But it is peaceful, and painless, for the animal. Surely Whiskey felt very loved and cared for by you and that would have been his overwhelming feelings. He did not feel well at all and here you were holding him and loving him, and then he was given medication and went to sleep. We cannot always afford expensive surgery for pets. And you did not let him suffer, which is what not doing anything would most likely have led to; you spared him that. Which is no small thing, believe me.
It seems to me you provided Whiskey with a great life with you and you were able to give him all that was important, including a loving, calm farewell. I hope you find comfort in the days ahead. You took such loving care of him, truly.
I had to go to work that night we put him to sleep and I haven't really been able to sit down and grieve yet. My girlfriend begged me to stay home but, well, putting it bluntly, the State Police (at least in the town I work) are a 'macho' bunch. You know the type- they all have 3+ dogs, and go hunting every weekend. So suffice to say calling out of work because 'my cat died' was something I'd never live down, lol.
I just bottled it up these past two days, which I'm sure isn't healthy. That night one of the guys did mention 'hey Lee, you're awful quiet tonight' so I said, you know, 'yeah I had to put my cat to sleep today' and he was just like 'Oh.' and went back to typing.
I'm getting more used to him not being here and I'm sure it'll only get easier from here on out. It's funny, I will be reminded of him every time I eat because he'd always be hovering over my shoulder trying to swipe whatever it was out of my hand :D
I hope my other cat knows that he's now obligated to live forever, lol
But it really isn't like that. And if you never loved your furry pal, an erroneous feeling like that would never enter your mind at all. There's no good about goodbye, to keep it Bondian....
Sorry about your cat. I recently lost my dog.
And so it goes.
It's very important to catch the red slide leading to the Arkhangelsk chemical facility. Alex, who I would trust with my life will be waiting there. If I miss, I could be impaled be one of those tall white spike things. I could also land in the snow surrounding the entrance. Lovely brown mountains surrounding the facility. OK, here's goes nothing.
@Master_Dahark my sympathy to you in the loss of your cat. Never an easy thing losing pet.
Never easy losing a pet your close too my friend. They are part of your family.
I can really empathise with your loss of Whiskey @Master_Dahark, it's truly a gut wrench and does feel like losing a limb along with the spring in your step. Non animal people just don't understand but those that are will instantly be taken to a similar scenario of a loss they have endured in their past.
The only way to move on to try and mitigate the grief is to direct energies into the remaining pets you have in the family and/or adopt another. Harvey had a buddy living with him, Henry, who pined as badly as I and my family did so we urgently sought another pedigree boxer. The breeder for Henry heard of the loss and offered one of her own kennel of 14 dogs that she used to show in top competitions - she is at an age where she cannot maintain her dog show routines and her show judging and was considering retirement so the timing to thin the kennels suited her and me and she volunteered - I didn't ask.
The new pup will never be a replacement for Harv but brings life back into us all and Henry so I maintain the happy balance but with a slightly heavier heart. I would prefer the total unconditional love and devotion of a happy dog than none at all so will always keep one or more even where there is heartache waiting in the future. The new arrival. Ike is now the 8th boxer dog.
Sorry to those who lost pets recently.
Reminds me of this famous picture...
He looks like he knows what he is doing!!! ;))
OMG this has to be my favourite picture of a pet so far! Reminds me of the THINKBOX adverts I think they are! Your pet is a double of that dog!
That is one poker face if I ever saw one!
My sister's hound, Dexter: