Losing your best friend

spandit

Bushcrafter through and through
Jul 6, 2011
5,594
308
East Sussex, UK
15 years is a good innings and he's not suffering any more - you can look back to all the fun times you had and he'll never really be gone
 
Feb 15, 2011
3,860
2
Elsewhere
Feeling for you. I lost two dogs in March & I really thought I would never get over it, in fact, had I a firearm at my disposal I probably wouldn't be typing this, but rivers of tears have been shed, raging anger evacuated & time has worked it's magic...... the dark clouds have lifted & although I had no intention of getting another dog, life just seemed so vacuous without the presence of a hound, so after much reflexion I adopted another dog a week ago now (see bushcraft chatter).....the adventure continues.
Although you arn't ready to hear this just yet I do urge you,when the time is right, to consider adopting a dog from a rescue, you are obviously brilliant dog owners & not only will you make a dog very happy you will also enrich your own lives. You have so much to offer a dog it would be a shame to let it go to waste.
 

maddave

Full Member
Jan 2, 2004
4,177
39
Manchester UK
It's one of the toughest things to lose one that has given you his/her utter devotion.... There is no easy way to let them go, you just know it's the right thing. Be strong mate. I like this too, someone gave it me when my old fella passed and it made me think toward the future a bit... It's called "The Dogs Will"


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