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Old 07-09-2010, 07:39 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I dont have the wisdom to pass on like the others, but I am very sorry for your loss. Reading your story brought back the pain of losing my dog to cancer a month before you did.It was a similar situation where I had to make that most difficult of decisions, also the first dog I had to make that decision for. Vegas was a beautiful animal, and we share your pain, they are much more than just dogs.
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Old 07-13-2010, 11:20 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Vegas passed away today, on my daughter's first birthday. Yesterday he was doing so great, better than he has in a week, and I thought that we would have a lot of time left with him, that he would defy the odds. Then today he looked terrible, he was shaking, he kept throwing up and wouldn't eat anything. Then at lunchtime blood started coming out of his nose. We took him to the vet, but by that time the blood had stopped and he looked happy again. They said that his lungs were filling and that he could be okay for a few days, or they could fill up tonight, and he might drown before we can get to the vets. They also said that he wasn't eating because his lymphs in his neck had gotten too swollen to swallow. That sounded horrible so we decided to put him to sleep. I keep replaying it in my mind, wondering if we made the right decision. The house seems so empty now, I miss him so much. My four year old is asking where Vegas is and I'm just so sad. I keep remembering how scared he looked at the vets, and I can't stop crying. I've never had to make this decision before, its the hardest thing I've ever had to do. Some people do not understand and say that he's just a dog, but he's so much more than that to me.

When I saw those wonderful pictures of Vegas with your adorable children I cried and I cannot stop. How unfair that such a young and beautiful dog would get cancer and die. Impossible to talk to your young children about this. "Death" should be something which comes much later in life.

I am beyond sad as I look at these lovely photos. What a beautiful family you have and what an AWESOME dog. My heart breaks for you all my friend.

Blessings,
Joanne & Shadow
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Old 07-16-2010, 07:14 PM   #13 (permalink)
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So sorry to hear and I understand the terrible decision you had to make. In a few weeks I will also I will also have to make a decision and already I have cried for days. It takes true love to make that difficult decision on what's best for your lovely companion. Please accept my heartfelt wish for peace in your heart as you truly loved such a wonderful dog.
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