Thread: R.I.P. Harley

Sadly this afternoon we took the decision to put our Great Dane Harley to rest. We have placed him in the shade of a tree, near the sound of a running stream where the sound of running deer will be often heard.

Good dog, better friend. Harley was much loved and will be sadly missed by our family.

Rushy my thoughts are with you and your family. You made the difficult D. Harley will be terrorising the deer in the clouds above, good on you mate for doing the right thing. RIP Harley!

Always sad losing a friend, but he would have had a great life with you. My condolences Rushy.

Thoughts with you also.
One of the hardest things to do I reckon ..

Never easy, ran over my little mate 5mths ago absolutly gutted. Have got another, different breed called it Tilly as We hope, and she does lite up our lives. Took 2mnths to decide to get another and what breed. Judging on your obvious love of Harley, there is definitly another dog out there that needs a owner like you. With my repects.

Condolences to you and yours Rushy. Never a good day when one of our four-legged family members pass on.

Thanks to for the kind thoughts. I go through life thinking I am this tough old bugger but today saw me leaking like a sieve.

Condolences Rushy ,its hard loosing a member of the family and I feel for you mate

I feel for you mate.........honestly.
It has to be one of the hardest things to do.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

I feel for you mate.........honestly.
It has to be one of the hardest things to do.

+1 It definately is. Rushy you're a brave man. Chin up bud.

So sorry to hear about Harley. I had to put my dog down over a year ago and I still miss the big girl. They take a bit of your heart when you lose them.

Im not good with this mushy stuff but sorry for your lose matey

i feel for you.just stupid how attached you get to them isnt it.i only lost my dog 4 a nite and that was hard enuff,just rember the good times

Thanks guys (and guyettes (Dougie)) I appreciate your kind thoughts. We just couldn't watch the big bugger going down hill any longer even though the medication was helping. He had a tumor in his bladder and his liver failed this morning. We took him for a last walk across a couple of paddocks, let him fool around in the pond, half heartedly worry a couple of Parries, eat some crap he found and then while we sat with him in the sunshine the vet administered the overdose. There is some small consolation in that he was doing the stuff he enjoyed.