Anyone else know who the person you need to talk to in some maybe be critical moments especially when it comes to life or death?

[Stoner710]

No I’m not about to kilo myself this question is mainly about one of my dogs (not the one in the picture that’s my youngest)

I have a very soon to be A 13 year dachshund 90% of the time he fine he has his days where he is fucked up. I’m living with my brother and on Tuesday he stressed we put him down and said that we can wait till tomorrow but he didn’t know if he would make it, arrival on Wednesday he was perfectly fine has been perfectly fine ever since other then sleeping because he’s a old dog. So looking at him now he fine I’m so glad I waited even though I had a few suggestions telling me not to I understand he doesn’t have much time left I was told by the vet he had 6 months that was a year ago so i’m hesitant on to except anyone’s recommendations until I have a gut feeling that he’s not gonna make it I have a feeling that’s going to be just before next spring.

The start of the spring give some new life like The Lion inside he is the new that is old when Apollo comes and passes like the light he will soon fade. by the death of the year this will be his last on spring comes the new will take over without forgetting the last wrote that a few months ago on paper

[MrHopper]

Having put a few dogs to sleep over the years i can say its never easy, it hurts like hell man, but its always the right thing to do, a week too early is better than a day too late, if they are suffering you are doing the right thing.

The last dog who was a 5 year old rescue we put to sleep we were lucky to do so on the day of the first lockdown, a month prior he had started to throw up his food and loose weight, after many vet visits and scans they told us he had aggressive stomach cancer and there was no way to treat it, he "didn't have week" was the words they used. We decided to PTS him on the Monday (it was a Friday) spent a great weekend with him and last day before letting him sleep under our cherry tree on a lovely sunny day. So we are so glad we had him insured and were able to get him checked out and know how long he had and how much pain he was in

He must have been in agony with that stomach cancer (imagine how bad a stomach ache is x 100). I miss him every day man, but i always remember him in my own way, we have a tree that we planted with his ashes in the garden. You can see how emotional i am in this post that 2 + years on it still hurts, but you move on, make space for other dogs that need you.

My last photo of him in the garden

Take care of your self

[Anonymous]

Yes... God. Just like the guy in this book did when he feared for his life about the pandemic.

Unmasking God's Truth by Kirk Dales from the Preface:

'As you sit here writing this My son, I heard you calling out to Me, My son, and I decided to answer...'