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Sorrow has reared its head in my life. Our dog passed over the rainbow bridge today, and our hearts are broken. The sorrow will eventually dissipate, replaced by smiles whenever we remember a silly, cute, or loving thing that he did, but that is yet to come. I choked up and cried when we returned from the veterinarian and I saw his tennis ball by my chair. Time is our greatest ally in this. Thanks for listening. Peace.

tioteo 8 Dec 6
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I'm so sorry. I put down my canine soulmate of a decade last July. I still think of him daily. I think our dogs are probably the only beings who love us unconditionally. You're right -- you will at some point begin to remember more happy memories than sad. But for now, respect his memory by experiencing your pain.

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I appreciate your sorrow,.......have been fortunate enough to have not had to live without a fur buddy for many, many years.... have lost my friends to everything from cancer and old age, to neglect for thinking he was safe, and he wasn't.......without fail, I wind up getting drunk and crying my eyes red for three or four days....then I go find another to train me to their liking...pictured is the little girl that rescued me about eight and a half years ago, and has almost got me following her demands perfectly....I heartly suggest finding a new trainer as soon as possible.....hopefully your sorrow will be short, and your future be filled with fond memories, and productive training.

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