Thread: after life for a dog

Don't need any more at the moment got enough here as it is

That pup we got off you has a hard life...

Looks like she has life sorted. Took her mother up to the hut couple weeks ago must have got cold on her mat during the night jump up on one of the bunks and slowly made her way on the end of my sleeping bag.

Shit @muzza.... are you on the piss?

Originally Posted by muzza

Taxidermy - make an attractive door stop and be with you forever .

No - seriously .

Put the kuri down quickly and humanely. Why delay what is possibly causing the kuri stress. Had my own dogs since 1970 so I am not a dog hater.

Originally Posted by TeRei

Put the kuri down quickly and humanely. Why delay what is possibly causing the kuri stress. Had my own dogs since 1970 so I am not a dog hater.

Did you read my first post she was put down humanely by a vet last week so there was no stress. Is that ok.
Our dogs have better life's then most

Originally Posted by muzza

Yes - absolutely . Unless you have a St Bernard or a Chessy or something that weighs a ton and takes up half your room.

Wheres the differance between the red stag on the wall or the faithfull dog being used as a door stop?

muzza.....there is rumour starting that your mother in law could be with you for a LOOOOONG time after she passes....not sure where you will store her...maybe corner of bedroom not such a good idea....

Sorry to hear about your dog, I think cremation is the best bet mate, gives you options, hang onto the ashes, or spread them somewhere that meant something to you and the dog. A "gone but not forgotten" framed photo or something if you felt the need to have something physical to hold onto. Our staffy will be 18 this year, he bounds round like a pup still but I know hes starting to push the life expectancy boundaries for a staffy so thats what we will probably end up doing when his time comes.
We have a framed eartag to remind us of a cow that was pretty special to us... too big to go in the cremation oven! but when she passed she got a 7 hour ride home to parents farm and her own tree to rest under.

EIGHTEEN???!!!!

18 is one hell of a good run from a dog. Go staffy

Originally Posted by Flyblown

EIGHTEEN???!!!!

Yeap, got him a month before my 18th birthday, im 36 this December... hes getting pretty grey but he still tears around like an idiot, still drives me mad doing asshole dog things, still runs to mum for love and affection/protection when hes been an asshole. But I love him all the same.

Pretty sure hes not allowed on the bed.... (photo by mum...)

That mate, is an outstanding dog.

pleased your humor button is working tonight.....was a little worried when you said upside down...was hoping umbrella stand wasnt going to be next line.

That is one great looking old statesman

Originally Posted by muzza

Good dogs dont live long enough - arsehole people live far too long .....

Ain’t that the truth!!!!!