It is with deepest regret.....
11 July 2005, 01:34 PM
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It is with deepest regret.....
That we have to inform you of our tradegy. on saturday morning after letting him out on the garden we found our beloved sharpie "storm" lying dead in the grass. he was our bright light and our special boy he will never be replaced. We thought it right to post this on SN as he was loved by lots of scoobyclinic customers and friends alike.
"storm" 19/9/01-9/7/05 RIP
This must be the hardest post i have ever written with tears flowing as I type, god I miss him.
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"storm" 19/9/01-9/7/05 RIP
This must be the hardest post i have ever written with tears flowing as I type, god I miss him.
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11 July 2005, 01:37 PM
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So sorry mate, do you know what happened? Lost our Boxer back in 2003 and it's still hard for me today, hope he didn't suffer
Cheers
Colin
So sorry mate, do you know what happened? Lost our Boxer back in 2003 and it's still hard for me today, hope he didn't suffer
Cheers
Colin
11 July 2005, 01:41 PM
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Very sorry to hear that Ads, terrible news!
Sincerest wishes to you and the family mate, I understand how hard these losses are you just have to try and focus on all the good memories, I'm sure you've got lots of them!
Take care mate and keep your head up
James
Sincerest wishes to you and the family mate, I understand how hard these losses are you just have to try and focus on all the good memories, I'm sure you've got lots of them!
Take care mate and keep your head up
James
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11 July 2005, 01:57 PM
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Very sorry to hear that! Lost our puppy 1 week before she reached 2 years old - felt like we lost a child - we still get upset about it now - although we were lucky enough to get offered one of her family - so we now have another "special" puppy!
11 July 2005, 02:05 PM
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Thank you all for your kind words.
He had a few liver problems last year but was on ther road to recovery, on friday my brothers Staff played with him in the garden for a few hours and we think the exercise may have been the last straw.
it is like the above post we feel as if we have lost a child we loved him so so much. I'm not religous but God bless him!
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He had a few liver problems last year but was on ther road to recovery, on friday my brothers Staff played with him in the garden for a few hours and we think the exercise may have been the last straw.
it is like the above post we feel as if we have lost a child we loved him so so much. I'm not religous but God bless him!
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11 July 2005, 02:20 PM
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So sorry to hear this.
We lost our first Boxer @ 7 months due to cardiomyopathy. We had her out in the fields and she turned a shade of grey. I ran back to the house to get the car to get to the vets only to arrive back to find the wife lying on the pavement in floods of tears with the dog in her arms.
It is a hard, hard thing to get over.
All the best to you all.
We lost our first Boxer @ 7 months due to cardiomyopathy. We had her out in the fields and she turned a shade of grey. I ran back to the house to get the car to get to the vets only to arrive back to find the wife lying on the pavement in floods of tears with the dog in her arms.
It is a hard, hard thing to get over.
All the best to you all.
11 July 2005, 03:55 PM
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yes he was not cheap he was a "blue" sharpie very rare cost us nearly 2K! but worth every penny I would fork out another 5k to have him back.
if you want one I can pass you on to our breader.
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if you want one I can pass you on to our breader.
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11 July 2005, 06:14 PM
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Really sorry to hear it Ads, he was a great dog, my kids always looked for him when we were at Clinic.
We were exactly the same as you when we lost our 7 year old Cocker Spaniel "Bengy" in 2001 they diagnosed cancer and in 2 weeks he'd gone, hardest thing iv'e ever done bar none was taking him to the vets that morning to be put to sleep
Really sorry for you all
We were exactly the same as you when we lost our 7 year old Cocker Spaniel "Bengy" in 2001 they diagnosed cancer and in 2 weeks he'd gone, hardest thing iv'e ever done bar none was taking him to the vets that morning to be put to sleep
Really sorry for you all
11 July 2005, 07:34 PM
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Ads that's totally awful, mate
Had the pleasure of going to the 'clinic (Named your legacy the 'aircraftcarrier').
Been in the same boat as you a few years back. It really really gets you in the gut.
Dogs really are part of the family.
Time will make it easier.
All I can suggest is, give it a few month to heal then get yourself over to a dog rescue kennel.
We did that after my old 13 year old dog died.
I'd intended to get either another rough collie or an alsatian, but we ended up with a whippet/lurcher cross.
She'd been nearly kicked to death, had lost all her fur, was nearly skin and bone and was very very timid.
When we got her in the house she didn't bark and couldn't connect with people.
Gradually over time she started to gain confidence and settled down to a good life.
She's now completly daft, and after a day dealing with s**heads there's nothing better than walking in the door to see her completly losing her mind when I walk in.
Always puts a big smile on me face
It really is the best treatment for losing a mate.
All the best mate
Had the pleasure of going to the 'clinic (Named your legacy the 'aircraftcarrier').
Been in the same boat as you a few years back. It really really gets you in the gut.
Dogs really are part of the family.
Time will make it easier.
All I can suggest is, give it a few month to heal then get yourself over to a dog rescue kennel.
We did that after my old 13 year old dog died.
I'd intended to get either another rough collie or an alsatian, but we ended up with a whippet/lurcher cross.
She'd been nearly kicked to death, had lost all her fur, was nearly skin and bone and was very very timid.
When we got her in the house she didn't bark and couldn't connect with people.
Gradually over time she started to gain confidence and settled down to a good life.
She's now completly daft, and after a day dealing with s**heads there's nothing better than walking in the door to see her completly losing her mind when I walk in.
Always puts a big smile on me face
It really is the best treatment for losing a mate.
All the best mate
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12 July 2005, 11:51 AM
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Even a confirmed dog hater/cat lover like me has to say he was a stunning looking pooch. Its not fair to lose a pet like that, it hurts right now, but you will start to feel better.....
12 July 2005, 11:52 AM
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So sorry to hear of your bad news. When a much loved pet dies it feels like they take something of you with them. What is more likely is that they give you a capacity to love them as unconditionally as they love you and it's not being able to share that which leaves the void. The sadness passes, but the good memories and the capacity for love and affection remain. That is a pet's legacy and its eternal gift to you.
Storm wouldn't want you to be sad. Remember the good times and remember -above all else- to continue to share the gift Storm gave you.
Feel better,
Paul.
So sorry to hear of your bad news. When a much loved pet dies it feels like they take something of you with them. What is more likely is that they give you a capacity to love them as unconditionally as they love you and it's not being able to share that which leaves the void. The sadness passes, but the good memories and the capacity for love and affection remain. That is a pet's legacy and its eternal gift to you.
Storm wouldn't want you to be sad. Remember the good times and remember -above all else- to continue to share the gift Storm gave you.
Feel better,
Paul.
13 July 2005, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by New_scooby_04
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So sorry to hear of your bad news. When a much loved pet dies it feels like they take something of you with them. What is more likely is that they give you a capacity to love them as unconditionally as they love you and it's not being able to share that which leaves the void. The sadness passes, but the good memories and the capacity for love and affection remain. That is a pet's legacy and its eternal gift to you.
Storm wouldn't want you to be sad. Remember the good times and remember -above all else- to continue to share the gift Storm gave you.
Feel better,
Paul.
So sorry to hear of your bad news. When a much loved pet dies it feels like they take something of you with them. What is more likely is that they give you a capacity to love them as unconditionally as they love you and it's not being able to share that which leaves the void. The sadness passes, but the good memories and the capacity for love and affection remain. That is a pet's legacy and its eternal gift to you.
Storm wouldn't want you to be sad. Remember the good times and remember -above all else- to continue to share the gift Storm gave you.
Feel better,
Paul.
Aah bless him!
cheers Paul.
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13 July 2005, 03:04 PM
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feel for ya mate. only a week ago i had to dig a big hole in the garden for one of my dogs. tumour on the liver. she only lasted about 3 days. eventually the vet said there was nothing he could do so we had to have her put down. really hurts don't it.
13 July 2005, 05:00 PM
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From one dog lover to another, I'm so sorry to hear about your dog. He looks a real sweetheart.
Time will pass but you won't forget the memories...
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Time will pass but you won't forget the memories...
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13 July 2005, 05:26 PM
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im so so sorry to hear that bud, i had to get my beloved lovebird put down yesterday, i feel so sorry for her partner and i lost my rottie after 12 yrs too , it hurts so much when u have a beloved animal who has grown up with u and being a part of the family as well
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