My German shepherd died last Friday morning. He was eight and a half years old. I thought he would live a few more years. I sure miss him.
My best friend died
My German shepherd died last Friday morning. He was eight and a half years old. I thought he would live a few more years. I sure miss him.
Sorry for your loss. Some people call them pets, but they are really part of the family.
Sorry for your loss, Rebel.
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Sorry to hear that Reb.
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I don't know if you can lose anyone closer. Sorry for your loss.
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Sorry to hear it. Tough thing to go through... They say the best medicine for the death of a dog is a puppy... It's not the same but it is...
Alan
I understand Charlee, our beloved Pitt is 14 years old. As her Vet said it is highly unusual for an 86# Pitt to live that long.
She is highly protective and with company she is obnoxiously friendly.
The only bad thing about losing a great dog is a little of us dies with them.
Sorry for your loss. My German shepherd (named Bear) died right over a year ago. I miss him too. He knew what animals were ours and to not bother. He even had a chicken for a while that lived in his doghouse with him. And even sometimes you could go out and find him on top of his doghouse and the chicken on top of him. It was just like Snoopy and Freeway from Charlie Brown. Have thought about getting another one but won’t have much time to properly be there for a puppy.
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orry to hear it. Tough thing to go through...Originally Posted by rebel
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I thank y’all for your condolences. He was one of the best.
With all due respect to your loss, German sheperds are a beautiful, strong and loyal breed. Here at Brazil we sometimes use them as police dogs, farm dogs, hunting dogs, etc.
I hope that you enjoyed your life with your dog, because I'm sure that he enjoyed his life with you.
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I feel for ya Mates, this past Sunday marks the 2nd year of my little buddy passing, and I agree with Crash, they are part of the family. He was sick since the day we got him, & last 5-6 years of his life he was at the Vet twice a month for a routine medical procedure, so at the time of his passing, the Vets & techs that have worked on him over the years, shared tears & a sense of loss as well.
It is going to hurt Rebel, for quite some time, but hold on to the memories, & again sorry for your loss.
I'm so sorry for your loss! A good dog really is part of the family.
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I'm in my mid-seventies and this thread caused me to look back over my life and remember all my dogs.
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