Me too! Why can't I stop sobbing!!!

i've seen this video 3 times during the week, it has happened every time.

I’m glad I’m not the only one! I was trying to tell my husband about it and a sob caught in my throat all over again! Bittersweet moment for a very good dog!

Yup what a good boy he was

I think that is an accurate assessment. 😂

I am rooting for him! Lol

Poor baby thought a bomb went off. Extra cuddles needed!

Sorry to hear of your loss. I fully understand what you are going through

So so _very_ sorry for your loss. Like any number of other subscribers, I know what you're going through and my heart has broken for you. 💔 When you are ready, _if_ you decide to get another friend, remember that nobody could ever replace your darling but they _can_ become an additional member of the family. When it comes to humans, we love the next generation whenever they come, even if we've just lost, say, a grandparent. You don't lose your feelings for the grandparent, but your feelings for the newcomer start high and grow day-by-day. It's the same with pets, IMHO. In the meantime, grieve as long as you feel is necessary _for you_ (screw others' opinions), and make your own decisions regarding a new family member. I admit that having another being to focus on has always helped me, but that's me, everyone is different. Much love to you and anyone else who is grieving too. ❤

@@y_fam_goeglyd Thanks for the kind words! And I'm the same way. I also lost another dog last year (Lucy died of kidney failure at the end of August after a little over a year of having her in our family and a year after she was diagnosed and began treatment) and Raiko (the one that passed away last month) helped a lot to grieve. He was our dog for over 11 years and we didn't expect him to pass away so soon, so it shocked all of us. The silence left after he passed is deafening. I feel ready for another family member (there are so many stray dogs in the streets or shelters in my country that need a family who can properly take care of them), but Raiko was always my mom's biggest companion (we live together and it's usually just the two of us during work days), they did everything together and he was usually right next to her. He was actually part of a non-profit cofounded by my mom to help teach kids and adults about the importance of being responsible owners and training dogs appropriately. They went together to a lot of schools, some of them for kids with special needs and they loved him, he was so patient and calm for a Weimaraner. So the one who needs more time to heal and grieve is her and I need to consider her feelings before adopting a dog. We also have an older adopted dog (the one on my profile picture lol) and I'm a bit scared of introducing him to a new dog at this time (we believe he's around 17 yo, since he was older when we adopted him from the streets and he's been with us for almost 7 years). So I need to consider his feelings as well, he is part of the family too lol! But at the same time, idk if I'm ready to go from having dogs around to no dogs at all once he passes away.

@@StoffelDilligas Thank you!

and the good boi bear, too...

I know, who could laugh at that?

... including the bear, I agree!

Well Said 👍