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Meg
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Meg's back legs starting giving away this morning and she had a look in her eyes which told me she'd had enough.
We made that dreaded final visit to the vet, she's at peace now, bless her.
We made that dreaded final visit to the vet, she's at peace now, bless her.
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Next hurdle will be getting the ashes back. When Susie died last year I put her ashes on a shelf over the doggie duvets in the kitchen. I'll have to decide what to do next.
At the moment I'm erring on leaving them both over their beds rather than burying or scattering them.
Wendyxx
(Where they're beds where, I've got rid of the duvets, that really cut me up)
Next hurdle will be getting the ashes back. When Susie died last year I put her ashes on a shelf over the doggie duvets in the kitchen. I'll have to decide what to do next.
At the moment I'm erring on leaving them both over their beds rather than burying or scattering them.
Wendyxx
(Where they're beds where, I've got rid of the duvets, that really cut me up)
Thanks nomercyxx
Alex, we buried our first Border Collie in the garden, we were young and fit then.
Subsequent ones ashes went in pots with nice plants in them, sadly the plants have died but the memories are still there.
Did you get another dog after Sherry? This is the end of the line for us.
Wendyxx
Alex, we buried our first Border Collie in the garden, we were young and fit then.
Subsequent ones ashes went in pots with nice plants in them, sadly the plants have died but the memories are still there.
Did you get another dog after Sherry? This is the end of the line for us.
Wendyxx
Still thinking of you miss meg, I know how hard the first few days/months are!.....i still haven't got another dog, a part of me wants to, but I don't want to compare the new one to Ollie, that wouldn't be fair at all, so I'm going to wait a while.....and if things don't change, then I won't get another dog!...............He was very special, hard to replace!.........
I do understand how you feel Wendy, I have vowed no more pets. It was hard to turn down the chance to rehome 2 other dogs on separate occasions this last year. I am now a liabilty when I am out and about. If I see any dog I ask if I may make a fuss of it. A simple pop and shop for a loaf can take me 30 - 40 minutes if the 4legs are around :o)
miss meg, I know its early days, but have you thought about taking on an oldie, have a look here (warning, the poem at the end is a bit of a tear jerker):
http://bordercolliesn...eebly.com/oldies.html
http://bordercolliesn...eebly.com/oldies.html
Hello Wendy, like lankeela, I hope you don't think me insensitive to post this as a possible consideration too http://www.cinnamon.org.uk/volunteers.html. A retired colleague (whom I thought was 100% cat only fancier) now does regular dog walking for the Trust on the days she sets aside to help out. Personally I believe this is a fine charity and I do what I can to support them. Always interesting reading anyway. Best wishes ♥