Topic: My Belgian dog just passed away (Read 97 times)
Its hard to lose a companion... i had a dog named Max ( kurzhaar) its a hunting breed , he got hit by a car and his leg was broken very bad. He had an operation done with screws in his leg so he could walk again , even tho he was well trained he just wanted to explore and he ran few times before but i would always find him, but one day he ran away and probably someone found him and kept him , he was beautiful i dont blame the poeple who took him. i know someone took him but at this time i wasnt able to search who took him and with time i gave up on him coming back... i just didnt think about it and with time i accepted it
I'm very emotional right now of my Belgian dog's death. It's on her ovary where we saw her bleeding when vomiting. The veterinarian told us that she needs to be operated asap, but the chances or surviving are slim to none. We spent around $180 for the operation on top of the dextrose and medicines prescribed by the veterinarian yesterday. And just today, the veterinarian called that our dog was gone.
It is what it is, and we just learn how to move on from our beloved dog's death. Her name is Sarah. Rest in peace my Belgian.
Thats the saddest part that will happen between its master and to its friend. Saying goodbye to your most love pet is very hard to accept, it takes time to heal that wound. It is what it is, and we just learn how to move on from our beloved dog's death. Her name is Sarah. Rest in peace my Belgian.
Sorry for the loss.
I searched the breed name on the internet and it just looks like a breed I cared for that passed away in similar manner. I left the dog with "my people" after living with it for awhile, and he or she died later in similar manner... (didn't bother to check the gender back then. It was just a puppy. And wasn't mine though.)
Sorry once again.
I searched the breed name on the internet and it just looks like a breed I cared for that passed away in similar manner. I left the dog with "my people" after living with it for awhile, and he or she died later in similar manner... (didn't bother to check the gender back then. It was just a puppy. And wasn't mine though.)
Sorry once again.
Sarah is in heaven
I too can relate to your situation as I also went through the same emotional trauma like you are going through now. Just remember She is out of pain and is with the lord.
RIP.
I too can relate to your situation as I also went through the same emotional trauma like you are going through now. Just remember She is out of pain and is with the lord.
RIP.
I'm very emotional right now of my Belgian dog's death. It's on her ovary where we saw her bleeding when vomiting. The veterinarian told us that she needs to be operated asap, but the chances or surviving are slim to none. We spent around $180 for the operation on top of the dextrose and medicines prescribed by the veterinarian yesterday. And just today, the veterinarian called that our dog was gone.
It is what it is, and we just learn how to move on from our beloved dog's death. Her name is Sarah. Rest in peace my Belgian.
It is what it is, and we just learn how to move on from our beloved dog's death. Her name is Sarah. Rest in peace my Belgian.
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