Rory - RIP

KeithandMargaret
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edited May 2018 in Your Pets #1

Epilepsy and arthritis have reduced his life span - sadly missed.

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  • Takethedogalong
    Takethedogalong Forum Participant Posts: 17,033 ✭✭✭
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    edited May 2018 #2

    Very sad for you. Our younger Lab has serious arthritis, long walks are no more, but he's coping at the moment. All the best, treasure the memories.....smile

  • Milothedog
    Milothedog Forum Participant Posts: 1,433
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    edited May 2018 #3

    Sorry to hear of your loss. he looked like he was a lovely boy.  You will always have the wonderful memories of the time you had with him cool

    My 9 year old BC has just started to suffer with his hips but it hasn't slowed him down much so far.

  • JoJo9
    JoJo9 Forum Participant Posts: 44
    edited May 2018 #4

    So sorry but you have wonderful memories of a fantastic dog. I still miss our lovely Poppy who died two years ago. We did get another dog, a red and white Border Collie who is a totally different personality with some problems but he is still a star just like Poppy. I'm sure Rory had a wonderful life with you and that's what matters. A very handsome boy.

  • Lynneallan
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    edited May 2018 #5

    K&M sorry to hear about Rory.  What a lovely video for you to keep of him.  He really enjoyed his life.

    lynne

  • DSB
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    edited May 2018 #6

    Sorry to hear this news K&M.  We get so attached to them that they become part of our family. 

    David

  • dreamer1
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    edited May 2018 #7

    Sorry to hear of your loss. We have 2 dogs and they caravan with us everywhere we go treasure the memories of which you must have lots.im sure he will be sadly missed .

  • KeithandMargaret
    KeithandMargaret Forum Participant Posts: 660
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    edited June 2018 #8

    Thanks for your replies - they are appreciated.

    One thing that I realised after his demise was how few pictures and clips I'd taken throughout his lifetime.

    I don't want to get morbid but it's only when they aren't there that you realise what a large part they'd played in our lives for a decade or more.

  • Outdoor Lady
    Outdoor Lady Forum Participant Posts: 127
    edited June 2018 #9

    Like other dog lovers on here I understand your feelings. We had to say goodbye to our lovely boy 3 weeks ago, I find I can't look at photos of him at the moment as it upsets me. He was a beautiful Pointer nearly 14 yrs old. We have another one who is 10 and on meds for Arthritis, we went away last week which was quite traumatic for us all being the first time without him. We now have a problem in as much as we can't leave the other dog as she howls and is so lost without him, after their walk they used to sleep in the Motorhome when we went out (we have air con.) but she gets really distressed. Has anyone got any suggestions that might help her.(I can't think of getting another dog yet)

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