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<blockquote data-quote="Blk04L" data-source="post: 15749315" data-attributes="member: 48574"><p>Sorry for your loss.</p><p>Losing animals always ****ing blows. IT takes time to get over them, especially when you look to the spot they always are in, and now it's empty. </p><p></p><p>The dog I grew up with as a kid, Max, was this huge german shepherd. 140lbs, but not an ounce of fat on him. He would allow us to horse around with him and was always super gentle with us, but was a fierce guard dog. Came home from school one day and found him dead in the backyard. Picked him up in the wheelbarrow, dug a hole, cried but felt at peace as he lived a good long life. I assume he just dropped dead. While it sucked, I was glad he hopefully went quickly, and didn't have a dragged out slow death where his body was failing him in some way. </p><p>I learned to appreciate that even more when I lost another german shepherd, Roxy, to cancer/tumor later on in life. Perfectly healthy dog, then boom, you could see the change for the worse as the days went by. You could see in her eyes she was ready to die. Still tugs at me to this day. She was glued to me, always wanting to serve/ play.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blk04L, post: 15749315, member: 48574"] Sorry for your loss. Losing animals always ****ing blows. IT takes time to get over them, especially when you look to the spot they always are in, and now it's empty. The dog I grew up with as a kid, Max, was this huge german shepherd. 140lbs, but not an ounce of fat on him. He would allow us to horse around with him and was always super gentle with us, but was a fierce guard dog. Came home from school one day and found him dead in the backyard. Picked him up in the wheelbarrow, dug a hole, cried but felt at peace as he lived a good long life. I assume he just dropped dead. While it sucked, I was glad he hopefully went quickly, and didn't have a dragged out slow death where his body was failing him in some way. I learned to appreciate that even more when I lost another german shepherd, Roxy, to cancer/tumor later on in life. Perfectly healthy dog, then boom, you could see the change for the worse as the days went by. You could see in her eyes she was ready to die. Still tugs at me to this day. She was glued to me, always wanting to serve/ play. [/QUOTE]
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