JUst killed a dog.

[lettherebehouse]

Maybe I'm just bitter that all of my stories/threads are less than thrilling?

"I ate pizza today, but it didn't have enough cheese."
"So, this guy in the bathroom was acting weird."
"Have I told you about my house search yet this hour?"
"Green stuff. What's the deal with that?"

"I ran over a dead lady today"

- Chancie

[Deez]

Maybe I'm just bitter that all of my stories/threads are less than thrilling?

"I ate pizza today, but it didn't have enough cheese."
"So, this guy in the bathroom was acting weird."
"Have I told you about my house search yet this hour?"
"Green stuff. What's the deal with that?"

"I ran over a dead lady today"

- Chancie

That was pretty good.

[Kingcarl24]

I probably should care more when dogs or other animals are killed but I don't.

[Bush4Ever]

I probably should care more when dogs or other animals are killed but I don't.

Animals have no souls. That is why Jesus drove Legion into the swine.

I think.

[Kingcarl24]

I probably should care more when dogs or other animals are killed but I don't.

Animals have no souls. That is why Jesus drove Legion into the swine.

I think.

I don't know. Don't really care. I like my pets but they are pets to me.

[vcsgrizzfan]

I probably should care more when dogs or other animals are killed but I don't.

Animals have no souls. That is why Jesus drove Legion into the swine.

I think.

I don't know. Don't really care. I like my pets but they are pets to me.

I've owned a lot of dogs over the years, and it always sucks when you lose one. Biggest problem with dogs is they don't live long enough.

[Kingcarl24]

Animals have no souls. That is why Jesus drove Legion into the swine.

I think.

I don't know. Don't really care. I like my pets but they are pets to me.

I've owned a lot of dogs over the years, and it always sucks when you lose one. Biggest problem with dogs is they don't live long enough.

I agree. I've had pets my whole life and it sucks when you have to put one down. I've spent more on medical expenses for my own dog then I would like to admit. Still, I've never put the death of an animal or a pet anywhere close to the death of a human. I guess that's what I'm saying. My mother in law treats her dogs like real people and calls them her boys. She gets upset when we don't want them in the family photos. She takes them to sit on Santa's lap every year and sends us pictures. It's just stupid in my mind.

[Shill Jackson]

I don't know. Don't really care. I like my pets but they are pets to me.

I've owned a lot of dogs over the years, and it always sucks when you lose one. Biggest problem with dogs is they don't live long enough.

I agree. I've had pets my whole life and it sucks when you have to put one down. I've spent more on medical expenses for my own dog then I would like to admit. Still, I've never put the death of an animal or a pet anywhere close to the death of a human. I guess that's what I'm saying. My mother in law treats her dogs like real people and calls them her boys. She gets upset when we don't want them in the family photos. She takes them to sit on Santa's lap every year and sends us pictures. It's just stupid in my mind.

medical expenses for pets are a racket.
I care for my pets very much, but once it gets beyond a minimal level, people should make the difficult decision.
Pets hide their pain. Whatever you think it is, it's worse.

[vcsgrizzfan]

I don't know. Don't really care. I like my pets but they are pets to me.

I've owned a lot of dogs over the years, and it always sucks when you lose one. Biggest problem with dogs is they don't live long enough.

I agree. I've had pets my whole life and it sucks when you have to put one down. I've spent more on medical expenses for my own dog then I would like to admit. Still, I've never put the death of an animal or a pet anywhere close to the death of a human. I guess that's what I'm saying. My mother in law treats her dogs like real people and calls them her boys. She gets upset when we don't want them in the family photos. She takes them to sit on Santa's lap every year and sends us pictures. It's just stupid in my mind.

I'm not going to argue that a good thing can be taken to extremes and get stupid.

The worst "dog death" story for me was about 5 years ago or so. My youngest son just turned 19 a week and change ago, but he was about 14 or so at the time. We had bought a Golden Retriever when he was about 3 or 4 and the two had basically been inseparable for years and years. The dog had been a holy terror till she was almost 3, but then became the sweetest thing and just adorable. My youngest is by far the quietest of my children and the one who shows the least emotion. At that age, it was often a guess trying to figure out how he was really feeling.

I came home late early one evening and the dog was splayed on the kitchen floor. My son was on the floor with her. We lifted the dog into the car and took her to an emergency vet. Turns out Goldens are prone to having tumors on their heart, that had caused a seizure and there was nothing to be done. She needed to be put down. My son shed a few tears but basically kept it together while the vet put her to sleep. It was late spring and I told my son that night we would get him another dog when school ended in June. He seemed fine with that.

Well, the next night I'm walking by his room and I can hear this strange jingling. I open the door and there is my son with "Tubby's" collar in his hands sobbing quietly and his hands are shaking making the collar jingle. I swear it felt like a dagger in my heart. Well, after consoling him for a bit, I was on the web that night looking for another golden. I found a Labrador retriever about an hour and a half away and after a couple of phone calls, arranged to get a puppy the next morning. Kept my son from school and we drove up there are picked up the dog. I don't think she ever replaced "Tubby" but she helped heal the wound.

[Deez]

I've owned a lot of dogs over the years, and it always sucks when you lose one. Biggest problem with dogs is they don't live long enough.

I agree. I've had pets my whole life and it sucks when you have to put one down. I've spent more on medical expenses for my own dog then I would like to admit. Still, I've never put the death of an animal or a pet anywhere close to the death of a human. I guess that's what I'm saying. My mother in law treats her dogs like real people and calls them her boys. She gets upset when we don't want them in the family photos. She takes them to sit on Santa's lap every year and sends us pictures. It's just stupid in my mind.

I'm not going to argue that a good thing can be taken to extremes and get stupid.

The worst "dog death" story for me was about 5 years ago or so. My youngest son just turned 19 a week and change ago, but he was about 14 or so at the time. We had bought a Golden Retriever when he was about 3 or 4 and the two had basically been inseparable for years and years. The dog had been a holy terror till she was almost 3, but then became the sweetest thing and just adorable. My youngest is by far the quietest of my children and the one who shows the least emotion. At that age, it was often a guess trying to figure out how he was really feeling.

I came home late early one evening and the dog was splayed on the kitchen floor. My son was on the floor with her. We lifted the dog into the car and took her to an emergency vet. Turns out Goldens are prone to having tumors on their heart, that had caused a seizure and there was nothing to be done. She needed to be put down. My son shed a few tears but basically kept it together while the vet put her to sleep. It was late spring and I told my son that night we would get him another dog when school ended in June. He seemed fine with that.

Well, the next night I'm walking by his room and I can hear this strange jingling. I open the door and there is my son with "Tubby's" collar in his hands sobbing quietly and his hands are shaking making the collar jingle. I swear it felt like a dagger in my heart. Well, after consoling him for a bit, I was on the web that night looking for another golden. I found a Labrador retriever about an hour and a half away and after a couple of phone calls, arranged to get a puppy the next morning. Kept my son from school and we drove up there are picked up the dog. I don't think she ever replaced "Tubby" but she helped heal the wound.

That is tough, they are a mans best friend.

[Kingcarl24]

I've owned a lot of dogs over the years, and it always sucks when you lose one. Biggest problem with dogs is they don't live long enough.

I agree. I've had pets my whole life and it sucks when you have to put one down. I've spent more on medical expenses for my own dog then I would like to admit. Still, I've never put the death of an animal or a pet anywhere close to the death of a human. I guess that's what I'm saying. My mother in law treats her dogs like real people and calls them her boys. She gets upset when we don't want them in the family photos. She takes them to sit on Santa's lap every year and sends us pictures. It's just stupid in my mind.

I'm not going to argue that a good thing can be taken to extremes and get stupid.

The worst "dog death" story for me was about 5 years ago or so. My youngest son just turned 19 a week and change ago, but he was about 14 or so at the time. We had bought a Golden Retriever when he was about 3 or 4 and the two had basically been inseparable for years and years. The dog had been a holy terror till she was almost 3, but then became the sweetest thing and just adorable. My youngest is by far the quietest of my children and the one who shows the least emotion. At that age, it was often a guess trying to figure out how he was really feeling.

I came home late early one evening and the dog was splayed on the kitchen floor. My son was on the floor with her. We lifted the dog into the car and took her to an emergency vet. Turns out Goldens are prone to having tumors on their heart, that had caused a seizure and there was nothing to be done. She needed to be put down. My son shed a few tears but basically kept it together while the vet put her to sleep. It was late spring and I told my son that night we would get him another dog when school ended in June. He seemed fine with that.

Well, the next night I'm walking by his room and I can hear this strange jingling. I open the door and there is my son with "Tubby's" collar in his hands sobbing quietly and his hands are shaking making the collar jingle. I swear it felt like a dagger in my heart. Well, after consoling him for a bit, I was on the web that night looking for another golden. I found a Labrador retriever about an hour and a half away and after a couple of phone calls, arranged to get a puppy the next morning. Kept my son from school and we drove up there are picked up the dog. I don't think she ever replaced "Tubby" but she helped heal the wound.

Maybe I need a pet that isn't a cat or a dog that can fit in a woman's purse. Maybe then I would care more.

[LeBronMonsterDunk]

I agree. I've had pets my whole life and it sucks when you have to put one down. I've spent more on medical expenses for my own dog then I would like to admit. Still, I've never put the death of an animal or a pet anywhere close to the death of a human. I guess that's what I'm saying. My mother in law treats her dogs like real people and calls them her boys. She gets upset when we don't want them in the family photos. She takes them to sit on Santa's lap every year and sends us pictures. It's just stupid in my mind.

I'm not going to argue that a good thing can be taken to extremes and get stupid.

The worst "dog death" story for me was about 5 years ago or so. My youngest son just turned 19 a week and change ago, but he was about 14 or so at the time. We had bought a Golden Retriever when he was about 3 or 4 and the two had basically been inseparable for years and years. The dog had been a holy terror till she was almost 3, but then became the sweetest thing and just adorable. My youngest is by far the quietest of my children and the one who shows the least emotion. At that age, it was often a guess trying to figure out how he was really feeling.

I came home late early one evening and the dog was splayed on the kitchen floor. My son was on the floor with her. We lifted the dog into the car and took her to an emergency vet. Turns out Goldens are prone to having tumors on their heart, that had caused a seizure and there was nothing to be done. She needed to be put down. My son shed a few tears but basically kept it together while the vet put her to sleep. It was late spring and I told my son that night we would get him another dog when school ended in June. He seemed fine with that.

Well, the next night I'm walking by his room and I can hear this strange jingling. I open the door and there is my son with "Tubby's" collar in his hands sobbing quietly and his hands are shaking making the collar jingle. I swear it felt like a dagger in my heart. Well, after consoling him for a bit, I was on the web that night looking for another golden. I found a Labrador retriever about an hour and a half away and after a couple of phone calls, arranged to get a puppy the next morning. Kept my son from school and we drove up there are picked up the dog. I don't think she ever replaced "Tubby" but she helped heal the wound.

Maybe I need a pet that isn't a cat or a dog that can fit in a woman's purse. Maybe then I would care more.

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[Titan18]

I wonder how Stars and Macie are holding up today

[Kingcarl24]

I'm not going to argue that a good thing can be taken to extremes and get stupid.

The worst "dog death" story for me was about 5 years ago or so. My youngest son just turned 19 a week and change ago, but he was about 14 or so at the time. We had bought a Golden Retriever when he was about 3 or 4 and the two had basically been inseparable for years and years. The dog had been a holy terror till she was almost 3, but then became the sweetest thing and just adorable. My youngest is by far the quietest of my children and the one who shows the least emotion. At that age, it was often a guess trying to figure out how he was really feeling.

I came home late early one evening and the dog was splayed on the kitchen floor. My son was on the floor with her. We lifted the dog into the car and took her to an emergency vet. Turns out Goldens are prone to having tumors on their heart, that had caused a seizure and there was nothing to be done. She needed to be put down. My son shed a few tears but basically kept it together while the vet put her to sleep. It was late spring and I told my son that night we would get him another dog when school ended in June. He seemed fine with that.

Well, the next night I'm walking by his room and I can hear this strange jingling. I open the door and there is my son with "Tubby's" collar in his hands sobbing quietly and his hands are shaking making the collar jingle. I swear it felt like a dagger in my heart. Well, after consoling him for a bit, I was on the web that night looking for another golden. I found a Labrador retriever about an hour and a half away and after a couple of phone calls, arranged to get a puppy the next morning. Kept my son from school and we drove up there are picked up the dog. I don't think she ever replaced "Tubby" but she helped heal the wound.

Maybe I need a pet that isn't a cat or a dog that can fit in a woman's purse. Maybe then I would care more.

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[LeBronMonsterDunk]

Maybe I need a pet that isn't a cat or a dog that can fit in a woman's purse. Maybe then I would care more.

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But you said "a pet that isn't a cat or a dog".

[Da Stars.]

4 stiches and 250 dollar vet bill.

[Kingcarl24]

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But you said "a pet that isn't a cat or a dog".

I was saying that maybe I needed a real dog that is loyal and makes me love him instead of the little prissy rat that I currently own and posted a picture of above.

[Da Stars.]

I wonder how Stars and Macie are holding up today

Took her to the vet. Had spots of blood all over the bed where she sleeps. 4 stiches and 250 dollars later we are at home.

[LeBronMonsterDunk]

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But you said "a pet that isn't a cat or a dog".

I was saying that maybe I needed a real dog that is loyal and makes me love him instead of the little prissy rat that I currently own and posted a picture of above.

Oh.

You mean like this:

[Kingcarl24]

But you said "a pet that isn't a cat or a dog".

I was saying that maybe I needed a real dog that is loyal and makes me love him instead of the little prissy rat that I currently own and posted a picture of above.

Oh.

You mean like this:

Definitely.