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My special little girl has passed away. (31 posts / 1,746 views)
tazi tazi
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Post #16 25 Jul 2022 21:15
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Thank you mate, much appreciated.

That is fantastic mate and so pleasing to read that Zack has a new lifeline and I bet he's 3100dy loving it.

Fantastic and to give love n comfort to a dog in the twilight of their life really is heartwarming to hear.

All the best to Zack mate.

wandle1 wandle1
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Post #17 25 Jul 2022 21:21
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It's brilliant tazi, this dog is so friendly and trusting ,just one look into Zacks eyes ,and I'd defy anyone not to feel moved..

Terry ,driving ,Zack ,15 yrs old sat in front seat of van ,window open ,yep..they be mates..lucky dog, lucky daughters bf.
Frenzy Frenzy
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Post #18 25 Jul 2022 22:03
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she goes in a week tomorrow, im away on business for 3 days that week, so im going to be on tender hooks until the wife calls me.

the only thing i cling onto, is that we give our dogs the best life they deserve mate. Someone recently said

"your dogs dont know how lucky they are!"

i could only reply

"Nor should they know how lucky they are"

we love them as part of our lives and family
tazi tazi
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Post #19 25 Jul 2022 23:13
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Fantastic and sounds real nice dog. Can just picture them having the time of their lives.

Superb.
tazi tazi
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Post #20 25 Jul 2022 23:36
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Absolutely spot on as to me they're family too.

Amazing animals.

All the very best, fingers and everything crossed for your dog and thoughts to your other dog too as it must be difficult for him or her too.

They know just how much care and love you show and return it tenfold.

Nikka absolutely adored her mum and gave her a million kisses or more, as for me I had more off the neighbors dog. Having said that quite often she would come sit by my feet and wanted hugs which was truly fantastic.

A few seconds prior to going to Rainbow Bridge she wrapped her paw around my wife so tight that she now has a scratch on her wrist. Took a photo of it as a reminder of just how much she loved her mum.

The morning of having take her to the vets I said to her (want to go ta'tas) she got her stroke ridden body off the floor and still with her poor balance took 2 steps towards me but then her body wouldn't take her any further. At this point I became even more of a wreck.

I do question myself of if I should have given her a fighting chance to get better by trying medication but it was only a 30% chance that she would get better but they said she'd be left with her head leaning to the left. Couple that with her lungs were scarred (left her with coughing and shortness of breath) after getting lungworm 4 years ago I think I made the correct call.
Frenzy Frenzy
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Post #21 26 Jul 2022 08:41
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As much as that must have hurt you all deeply, you did do the right thing mate...as difficult as it must have been. Sometimes we have to put our personal feelings aside and do whats right for the poor dog.

The memories you will have from her will be immense and life with you all for ever

much love mate, i'll keep you posted on my Jess, bless her. I know im going to be in a right state when that sad day comes.
tazi tazi
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Post #22 26 Jul 2022 10:44
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Cheers mate and once again the very best of luck and hope all goes well.

The day the hurt comes does in time become outweighed by the fact we provided such a loving and caring home which is why I guess it is what we do.

Good luck Jess. Xx

Frenzy Frenzy
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Post #23 26 Jul 2022 10:52
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tazi tazi
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Post #24 26 Jul 2022 18:35
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CarpCodger71 CarpCodger71
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Post #25 26 Jul 2022 19:57
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My thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time
tazi tazi
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Post #26 26 Jul 2022 22:13
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Cheers mate as it means a lot.
Frenzy Frenzy
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Post #27 4 Aug 2022 07:14
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well Jess my 12 yr old black lab had her lump removed, aggressive cancer, they removed what the could and she has 4 layers from internal to external stiches in her rear left leg.

Vets said it will more than likely come back in some form, and we could keep operating on it, but im not putting her through that every 6-9 months.

we will have to see what happens now
tazi tazi
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Post #28 11 Aug 2022 22:32
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Hi mate. Sorry that I hadn't replied sooner.

Sorry to hear that it may likely come back but I'll be keeping everything crossed that it does not.

If it did mate then I'd be the same in not putting her through that every so often.

I wish her and all that love her the very best.

Xx.

Thanks for the update and fingers well n truly crossed.
Frenzy Frenzy
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Post #29 12 Aug 2022 09:08
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cheers buddy, no need to reply any sooner than you can mate.

is what it is i guess mate, we will just make sure she has the best life ever (as we have done regardless)

tazi tazi
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Post #30 12 Aug 2022 11:03
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Cheers mate and no doubt you'll all do your utmost.

All the best to Jess and to you all buddy.
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