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I'm so very sorry for your loss, just the thought of losing my furbabies makes me cry. There's nothing anyone can say to make the pain go away but I just had to offer my condolences...now pardon me while I cry in my coffee with sympathy.
It really hurts to loose a good friend..the best one you can find..cherish the good memories op..
Well that escalated quickly...
I know exactly how you feel OP. My dog was thirteen when we had her put to sleep. she'd already had several operations, and she was also on Tramadol. it was cruelty to keep her alive. Fortunately, the vets did a home visit, in her favourite room in the house. It was the hardest thing I ever had to do, but it was for the best. I know it's hard to lose a best friend, but just remember all the good times you had with your dog :)
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When I was younger, we had a dog. He got old, and developed a tumor in his spine, which led to paralysis. It started slowly. At first he just dragged his back foot along the ground. We thought he'd just hurt is foot at some point, and decided to monitor it. But the paralysis got worse. It went up his leg, and then spread to his other foot and leg. Although he seemed happy enough, he couldn't walk, and when he did move, he dragged himself around. But mainly he was carried everywhere. Because of his age and the cost of the test to see if it would be worth operating, the decision was made to put him down. My parents organised the fateful day with the vet. My mum had decided she wanted to bury him in yard, and plant a tree or shrub there. So the day before our dog was due to be put down, dad went outside to dig a hole. It was a sunny day, so our dog laid out there too. Our dog watched his own grave get dug.
Sorry for your loss. Losing a pet is like losing a family member.