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highwaystar101 on 16 November 2008

I can't remember life without him, he was like my little brother. I think this is one of the most painful thing to ever happen to me. I have been crying all day.

It's really bad because it was so quick. We took him to the vets because within about an hour this morning his belly doubled in size. The vets where they told us he had a small tumour, only a few weeks old. This tumour caused his stomach to rip open which caused a lot of the contents fall out. He died very shortly later.

It was so unexpected, he was like a brother. I don't know what to do without him  

 



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Dogs Rule on 16 November 2008

I feel your pain from first hand experience. They add so much to our lives and ask for such trivial things in return (a little food, some water, some play and belly rubs).



ctk495 on 16 November 2008

I know how it feels my dog got killed by two other dogs but I wasn't there to see him die it was hard for me(it happen two years ago) I was on a school trip.I hope you get better.



akuma587 on 16 November 2008

Man, that really sucks. We had to put my dog down a few years ago. At least I was out of town for college and didn't have to experience it first hand. Your experience sounds much worse.



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Nintendo Fan Girl on 16 November 2008

poor dog!!!! dont worry i feel your pain!! ;-;



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highwaystar101 on 16 November 2008

Thanks guys, he was so special. I might post pictures of him (alive) later.



Snake612 on 16 November 2008

I am so sorry about your dog. The memories with your dog will never go away.



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makingmusic476 on 16 November 2008

That sucks man. :(

Create a little memorial for him in your house, then go on the hunt for a cute puppy to cheer you up. :)



Dogs Rule on 16 November 2008
makingmusic476 said:
That sucks man. :(

Create a little memorial for him in your house, then go on the hunt for a cute puppy to cheer you up. :)

Good, someone broke the ice. I've been holding my tongue. When you are ready, go to your local animal shelter and give a dog another lease on life. It doesn't have to be a puppy either. You can even get a pre-housebroken older dog. You are obviously a good home with all the infrastructure a dog needs. :)

 



skeezer on 16 November 2008

Sorry to hear that, I've never had a dog for longer than 3 months, but If I ever lost one of my ferrets, I don't know how I would feel.



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