My 89lb Lab sleeps with us and so does the Shih Tuz, not much room for me, but we manage. I have tried to sleep without them, but that does not work.
Spoil the little one for awhile, he needs it.
Farewell to Molly
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My 89lb Lab sleeps with us and so does the Shih Tuz, not much room for me, but we manage. I have tried to sleep without them, but that does not work.
Spoil the little one for awhile, he needs it.
SouthernMdRocks
R.I.P. Bobo, We miss you!
Bless her heart, 15 yo is a long and obvious wonderful life for her. Sorry for your loss.
RIP Molly..
C
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Oh, common. It would only be for a little nap, temporarily while he's so sad.
I know what you mean, though. We don't let our dog actually sleep in bed with us for the night. He's too big and loves to lay against us instead of at the foot of the bed. He knows that he's gonna have to get down right before the tv goes off. It's so funny to watch him - he tries to act like he doesn't hear us and is SO slow walking to the end of the bed, like he's waiting for us to change our minds or something.
SouthernMdRocks
R.I.P. Bobo, We miss you!
Oh, common. It would only be for a little nap, temporarily while he's so sad.
I woke up this morning counting 7 dogs in my bed!! Wasn't like that when I fell to sleep, sneaky little boogers....
Dupontster
Would THIS face lie?
I woke up this morning counting 7 dogs in my bed!! Wasn't like that when I fell to sleep, sneaky little boogers....
They wern't 100# dogs either...
sanchezf
Little ol' Me
Oh come on, you know you want to
SouthernMdRocks
R.I.P. Bobo, We miss you!
Thank goodness no, they ranged from 5lbs to about 35lbs.
Sorry for your loss. In 2001 we lost Corky, our terrier mix, to hemalitic anemia which is what you are describing. We took her to the vets here in our area and she sent us immediately to Anne Arundel Emergency Clinic and she died almost as soon as we got there. We didn't even get to say goodbye to her because she lost all bodily functions. She was my dog and she wouldn't even look at me on the way to the clinic and I was just heartbroken at her loss. Last year we lost another mixed dog to a tumor on her heart and inside her heart. That was also a traumatic event because I was so attached to this dog also. We have 2 more that are working their way to being elderly and after that we will need to take a break because I just don't know how much more loss I can take in my life.
Pasofever
Does my butt look big?
belvak
Happy Camper
to you, your family, and Ollie.
Ditto!! Big
to you, your family and Ollie! Hang in there!!
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I woke up this morning counting 7 dogs in my bed!! Wasn't like that when I fell to sleep, sneaky little boogers....
OMG, 7 dogs?!
We usually just wake up with a small little cat in our bed. Jake is usually still asleep in his bed, next to hubby's side of the bed like a good boy. I'm kind of surprised that he's never hopped into our bed after we fell asleep.
Loper
Animal Poor!
I'm very sorry you lost your girl... RIP Molly
Since you do not want to adopt another dog, maybe you could check into some of the kennels that do doggy daycare. Drop him off one day a week and let him finds some other friends to play with. He does look really sad! Or if there is something he really enjoys doing, car rides or fetch, take a little extra time and get his mind off the loss!
