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A Sad Day.
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I thought we were winning with our little Minette, she was comfortable, strolling in the sunshine and had begun to eat much better (poached chicken and a bowl of double cream a day), but this morning there was a change. She could scarcely stand up and, in fact, fell over. We took her to the vet's and she had had some sort of brain event so I cuddled her as she went to sleep.
Been in tears most of the day, but it was the right thing do. 'Bye all for now.
Been in tears most of the day, but it was the right thing do. 'Bye all for now.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Had to have my faithful companion put to sleep on the 10th of this month, jourdain. She was a 16 year old miniature doberman cross who had contracted some unpronounceable illness related to older dogs not having been spayed - organ failure, riddled with arthritis. Vet said it was the right and humane thing to do but still a hard decision to have to make. Still not quite used to not having her around the house, so i do know how you feel right now and totally sympathise with you.
Minnie was 16, nearly 17, Ken. I found her as a half-grown kitten on a bale of straw in the barn when I moved to France. I know she loved me; when she had her kittens (before I realised she didn't belong to anyone else) she climbed onto the settee next to me and laid her head on me as she cried and produced them. I stroked her throughout and popped each kitty on a towel-covered hottie in a box as they emerged. We had a very close relationship all her life. I'm going to concentrate on that. :-) (When I've stopped crying.)