2.9K opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. I'm sorry to hear, love... but you need to take time to grieve. It is going to hurt, a lot. You're going to feel sick, you're liable to be angry. And that's ok, it's how you start to heal.
Your dog went quickly, and after a long life with loved ones and happy memories, it didn't end with a lot of pain. So there's that blessing at least.
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+1 yI'm so sorry for your loss. Crying is normal and in time, you'll be able to move on.
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It's alright. You had a deep emotional connection with your dog and I think it's really sweet. After some time you'll feel better and feeling sad is normal. But If you continue to feel like this for too long then you can try consulting a therapist. You don't want to go into depression because that's unhealthy.
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I know it's hard but death is natural and it happens to everyone. When you're time comes you have to go and death isn't going to wait.
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Oh I'm sorry to hear that. He's going to be sad for sometime but he'll feel better eventually.
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You're right. Even though they knew their dog was going to die some day, it's hard to accept when it comes. Time goes by so fast and we don't even think about it. Eventually they'll accept it move on slowly. Grieving is different for everyone.
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The average is 10 - 13 years but some can live longer.
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@Sam_25 Dude go get a life and stop bothering me. You're so immature.
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@Sam_25 I might be younger than you but you seem like a child in the body of a 24 year old. Pat ya head.
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@Sam_25 You're such a goof -_-. Perhaps when you were 14 you were considered little because of the way you acted. Everyone is different if you didn't know that.
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@Sam_25 I'm just a normal 14 year old. My "intelligence" isn't remarkable. Maybe the 14 year olds you've come across are very immature so you think I'm the same and if I am not then somehow I'm "different". Also I already know you're making fun of me so cut it out because I'm not falling for it.
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@Sam_25 Because as you said I'm not stupid and you're calling me "little". I don't appreciate your mocking.
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@Sam_25 You;re mocking me -_-.
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@Sam_25 The first time I met you, you called me an animal. Now you're mocking me in the disguise of "supposed" compliments.
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@Sam_25 I get involved to defend people because sadly everywhere is crawling with toxic people.
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First you have to understand the situation... I just comment and move on. They took that comments personally and felt Butt hurt. I just ignored those comments but then you jump from nowhere than I also start using names for you & other girls. You & that girls are really toxic that day.
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@Sam_25 It's not called being "toxic". Toxic people just hurt others for no reason. Defending is different. I know the situation because it started there and I can see the whole thing. I can defend other people and I will.
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@Sam_25 I haven't defended the wrong person but maybe your views and mine are different. Sure good night.
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@Sam_25 It's only been 3 hours -_-
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@Sam_25 It's normal to wake up early but 3 hours of sleep is too little.
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@Sam_25 Around 7 - 8 hours. On some occasions 5 hours is enough.
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+1 yIt is perfectly normal for you to love animals like a family member. They are not pets, they become family. I've had dogs and cats all my life. It's so hard when they die. It will take time but you will eventually be able to move on. Get the dog cremated and bring his ashes home. You will feel just a little bit better.
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Believe me I know the pain you're going through. I've lost so many fur babies. The only thing that helped us cope is by giving our love to another fur baby. We lost our dog of 16 1/2 years last year. After searching for 2 months we got a new dog to love. He's not a replacement but a new love. You will never forget about him. You just need another " brother " to love ❤️
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You say that now but if you saw a cute puppy face after you had time to grieve it might change your mind
3.8K opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. Sorry to hear about this. Losing a pet can be hard. There really is no upside to this. Allow yourself to grieve and try to dwell on the fun things you did with him.
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I know how it feels. I lost two cats in my life. Stay strong
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+1 yI certainly know how it feels to loose a pet. They’re part of the family. I especially miss our golden retriever. She was the sweetest thing on earth. It gets easier over time, though.
02 Reply 382 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. Crying is a perfect way to Honor someone you Loved... do not feel bad about it, whenever I cried over a Lost Pet... I would look to Heaven and say... "Be good to my dog" and I am sure God heard me...
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Cuz my dad has left the dog with no leash 500 times, y past years he didn’t pass away and just today? So strange.
My dad told me all week he wudnt go pick up the dog at my moms house. He wudnt make the drive and out of no where he picked him up today after all. My mom said dad told her he missed the dog. We were supposed to meet for his bday dinner today but he canceled as his car was leaking oil and then the dog died. - +1 y
sometimes an accident is just that... an "accident" no "grand plan" from God... just sad, and you are allowed to cry, I have cried over the death of every dog in my life... and there have been a lot, I am 72, my current dog is 4, I hope I out live him, but if I don't I will cry and be grateful for the time we were together, then I will get another dog...
Anonymous(18-24)+1 yI had a rabbit pass away, and that was basically my only friend. if you have friends hangout with friends. Dont feel bad crying over your dog.
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People can have bonds with rabbits and hamsters so it's not stupid. You happened to have a bond with your dog and it's perfectly fine to feel sad but anyone can feel like this over any pet.
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@Blackcosmo ik but he got me
Mad, I don't know if I mis understood what he said, but he said I’m wrong for crying for my dog. I just wanted him understand this wasn’t a random pet we had for one month. We spend 14 years with him he became our blood our real family, I feel I lost a real brother. I have had many pets in my life but none of them were special like him. Me n parents never cried or cared for our other pets when I was a. Baby. - +1 y
Oh It's ok if you misunderstood and I think I understand why. When he said "Don't feel bad crying over your dog" it means you shouldn't feel wrong or weird because you miss you're dog and it's totally normal. He's also saying he can relate to you because he had a rabbit who was his best friend pass away and he was feeling the way you are right now.
Opinion Owner+1 yno i meant keep crying, let it all out
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Yes it technically means the same and I'm sorry for your loss.
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I'm so incredibly sorry for your loss and I hope in time you feel better. Take care of yourself!
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No problem
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