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Thread: r.i.p my old mate

  1. 09-01-2012, 02:29 AM #16
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    Damn, Sorry to hear that Shaka,
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  3. 22-07-2019, 10:33 PM #17
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    SORRY ABOUT YOUR MATE BRO SPITTING IMAGE OF MINE WHO PASSED LAST YEAR.
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  4. 22-07-2019, 10:40 PM #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by MEB View Post
    The ONLY bad point of having man's best friend at your side is that they don't share the same lifespan.

    RIP
    +1 for that. I keep coming back to that thought, it's just so true. RIP Shaka, you'll be remembered in your master's forum name.
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  5. 22-07-2019, 10:45 PM #19
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    Wow that’s a blast from the past. 2012 and it seemed like yesterday. Fast forward and Shaka’s new dog Chevy is now 7yrs old.

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    Sad mate. Feel for you. My old mate is on the same path sadly.
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  7. 22-07-2019, 10:50 PM #21
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    Yeah time flys with them, and before you know it they are getting well on in age. My "new" boy is 10.
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    Yeah I hear yah. This is a picture of Chevy.

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    It’s a hard thing for sure and it jerks a rear from the hardest of men. RIP Shaka
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    Quote Originally Posted by MEB View Post
    The ONLY bad point of having man's best friend at your side is that they don't share the same lifespan.

    RIP
    Ditto to that
    One reason I like the smaller breeds as they do keep going on average 50% longer

    Sad mate - get another ASAP best cure for loss and pain
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    Have always had another "on the go" which makes it a bit easier.
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    My sympathies mate. Losing a dog is doubly tough because they (at least the good ones)
    believe that the sole reason they exist is to make their master happy, and they act accordingly.
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    To be fair it was 7 years ago that it happened and a newbie bought up the old thread.
    After that time it would be more of a look back and remember all the happy times you had with the muttlie
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    commiserations mate, although my dog was bred to be a pig hunter (and abused by his previous owner for being useless at it) he has been my mate for over 10 years now and thankfully according to his vet has a fair few years left in him yet.
    losing a dog is like losing a part of the family, but remember the great times you had together and the life you gave him. so celebrate his life and the time you had together
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    Gutted for you mate, there gone too fast, but happy memories of when he was young and a rascal.......
    While I might not be as good as I once was, Im as good once as I ever was!

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  16. 23-07-2019, 07:37 PM #30
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    Quote Originally Posted by rugerman View Post
    To be fair it was 7 years ago that it happened and a newbie bought up the old thread.
    After that time it would be more of a look back and remember all the happy times you had with the muttlie
    :-)
    So it was !!!
    I wonder if he is 6-7 years into another ??
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