Oh, no. I'm sad enough, lady. I mean, Jesus. I'm so sorry. 🥺 That's the absolute worst. My first sentiment also stands.

Just read this a month later. Hope you are doing as well as possible. It isn’t the ultimate deceit though, it is the last most loving thing you can do for a beloved friend who has given you all their heart and trust, so that you can do the best for them no matter how much it hurts you. Hugs from Canada😷🇨🇦

@@missg.5940 Goddammit. I'm remembering this post next time. You guys aren't getting me again. 😠 ... 😭😭😭... that was so nice what you said though. 😭😭😭 🤦‍♂️

Julie, I’ve had dogs for 35+ years, many of them rescues, older dogs dumped by uncaring owners. It’s a searing, ripping pain to release my loved ones, but I do it because I love them more than I care about my pain. I only wish someone could do that for me, when and if my pain becomes to great to endure. 😞♥️

@@moremerry57 l’m with you. Canada has legislated “ right to die” but doctors can refuse to help if they don’t agree with it. I want a last good meal, if l can eat, see my friends and family and peacefully go to sleep. Our pets are more humanely treated than us...seems illogical.😷🇨🇦

What a lovely tribute to your not so very good boi! Hugs from Canada😷🇨🇦

@@missg.5940 Thank you, Louie never meant to cause trouble, it just seemed to follow him wherever he went.

Louie must have been the best disaster child a dog mom could have wished for. And your words show who beloved he was.

@@lillyko5611 I also had his brother from the same litter. Rocco was the alpha dog and he always tried to take care of Louie and when Louie died Rocco missed him so much that everyday when he fell asleep he would have a nightmare and would be running, and crying or howling. They were a handful but they taught me a very valuable lesson. I learned not to be too attached to my possessions, the only thing that really matters is our relationships with the people and animals in our lives.

My dog save me too

T Bless Sugar dog child now resting her paws. xxxxx

Fuck that. Try losing your only child to suicide. Yeah. Get back to me on that.

@@jzthompson9598 So very sorry for you deep and painful loss. Your rage at having to survive that is palpable. It is understandable that it blinds you, closes you off, deafens you, as your heart, body and soul recoil from the horror of your reality. Please know that Nicola Lunnon was speaking about a devastating *choice* that pet owners have. I know that it may seem so small and silly, compared to the loss of a family member, and in particular a child, but it is very large and extremely heavy for those of us who adore our animals. The suffering we humans should not be a competition, as we all lose. I do hope you can find help from others who have walked your tragic path before you, so that you, at least, have a chance at joy again, as you had before this horrific loss. My heart to you and yours. You may not want this now, or ever, but here, just in case: save.org/what-we-do/grief-support/

@@carabiner7999 Girl, you have no clue. I've had to find my way, and I am joyous, because I have forgiven myself, my daughter, and all the people in my life, including you. I have in no way cut myself from life, but feel pity and impatience for people who connot cope with something so small in the grand scheme of things. Much as we love our pets,they are just animals, and everything living dies. Acting as if it's that important tells me that they're the people lacking. Losiing tons of people due to incompetence and idiocy from Covid-19 is tragic. The death of a pet is not. Accepting that eases pain, and, thanks, but I don't need pity. You have made assumptions, and you are wrong. Moaning and groaning about it doesn't fix anything. I'm tired of all the fake angst. I live in the moment. I am happy. I hope you learn that, too.

@@jzthompson9598 Wow. You told me. Your forgiveness to me is harsh and unwanted. I was trying to be empathetic, and having failed my own suicide and spending years in hospitals, I thought I'd reach out. I regret everything I said to you, as it was time wasted. You've pissed up the pain tree and claimed top dog. Bully for you. I'm thrilled you're happy, forgiving and feel good enough to dismiss the very real pain that others feel. I'll say no more to you, because you're so rude and entitled, that I'll say something that I'll regret. Have a blast shitting on everyone and pretending you're not; it must be great and truly rewarding. If this is you being happy, and forgiving and all that rot, you've got it seriously twisted. But hey, you enjoy your superior little corner, as I doubt many others will. "Fuck that. Try losing your only child to suicide. Yeah. Get back to me on that."

@@jzthompson9598, it’s not a competition. You’ve learned nothing. Stop trying to hurt others to ease your pain.

i watched his again and cried again for my sweet boy. It has been over two years but I still miss him every day.

Silly thing! We never get over those beloved dogs, or cats. 🤨☺️♥️

The Nomad, good on you, lad. Our rescue Belgian Tervuren was able to die lying on the floor below my wife who foe weeks had been sleeping on the living room sofa to keep her company. A sweet way to go. It took 3 years for us to get our Belgian Malinois pup & I hope she can go the same way, asleep, without pain. I wish the same for you with your snorers and everyone else who has ever loved an animal-person.

Put it in your “watch later” playlist and wait until you’re ready. It’s worth keeping on a string so you don’t have to depend on KZfaq for it.🇨🇦

@@lynnjasen9727 It's been over 2 years, but I finally managed to get through it. I was able to mingle laughter in with the tears. 2 kittens and a puppy (now strapping lads) chose us as their servants, offering us distraction to the memories that will never die.

@@michaelhoffmann2891 💕

@aliceofkansas We had the world's greatest Beagle (who did none of those bad things except poop.) She just passed at the age of 21. Best. Dog. Ever. (R.I.P., Lilly, we'll love you always.)

@@rridderbusch518 21 in an incredible run! Should we all be so lucky. My old man beagle had quite the rotten streak. When his nose turned on, his ears turned off. You couldn't get him to stop tracking and listen to you for love nor money. And he loved stealing cardboard.

@@aliceofkansasBut you loved him anyway! Rest in peace, Old Man Beagle.

Shut up. YOU'RE crying. (*sniffle*) big baby.

My dog is two. He is my seventh dog I’ve had as an adult. As soon as I got him - he’s only the third puppy I’ve had - and I fell into that deep sea of love for him, I realized that I would outlive him too. That some day he would be old and filled with pain, and it would be my duty to tend to him and, likely, put him at ease. And I promised him that in that, as in everything else, I would always do what was best for give. Because he is my love.