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Re: The animals give their affection unconditionally, and they are less judgemental thread
So my mutt dog of nearly 11 years seems to be doing bad. Going to the vet today at 2:30. He has not being eating well; vomiting; generally just out of it.
To be very honest I am not a fan of his but he brings a lot of love/happiness to my wife and if he passes she is going to be very upset.
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Re: The animals give their affection unconditionally, and they are less judgemental thread
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Gamebreaker
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Re: The animals give their affection unconditionally, and they are less judgemental thread
Thanks I went home and put him in the truck for my wife and she wanted to take him and told me to come back to work. I want to go but she is like in a denial stage I think; she saying no no it is nothing big deal. I have had many dogs in my life and I just see it I knew his time is coming. The peeing and not getting up is just a death bell ringing and ringing for older dogs.
Fawking dog pisses me off 90% of the time and here I am crying at work.
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