Post photos of your dogs (Vol 5)

[Bobberoo]

Oh Byker28i, I'm so sorry, RIP poor Cadbury, sleep now lovely girl.

[garythesign]

Oh no.

Poor cadbury and poor you and your family.

Give Asha a special cuddle.

RIP Cadbury

[Seventy]

Fly high, Cadbury.
And watch over Asha.

[Jules Sunley]

So sorry to hear this, thoughts with you

[Turn7]

Oh st, that’s awful !!

So sorry to hear the news Byker…..

Hold on to those memories.

Sleep well Cadbury.

[Square Leg]

[moorx]

So sorry, I've lost two to that - they call it the 'silent killer'.

Run free at the Bridge Cadbury, young and well again. Go find Luna.

Hugs to those left behind.

[Mr Roper]

Mrs Roper took the boys to hang with their mate, Pig.

Pig loves dogs. Thinks he is one.



Now all nice and chilled..

[Mr Roper]

Sorry to hear of your loss. RIP Cadbury.

[spookly]

Mr Roper said:

Lovely pup.
You've got the waiting game of seeing how big he gets now.
My puppy Laika looks like she's going to be a small dane, but you never know.
Moose can only get in an X5 with the rear seats down, otherwise I'd have to fold him into the boot.

[Bobberoo]

Mr Roper said:

Mrs Roper took the boys to hang with their mate, Pig.

Pig loves dogs. Thinks he is one.



Now all nice and chilled..

Coonycoony pig?

[Chubbyross]

I’m truly sorry to read of the passing of Cadbury. Take care of yourself over the next few weeks.

[Sammo123]

The lazy pug watching tv with me today

[Mezzanine]

Turn7 said:

Oh st, that’s awful !!

So sorry to hear the news Byker…..

Hold on to those memories.

Sleep well Cadbury.

Echo these sentiments.

Saddened by your loss (again ) Byker.

[Rumblestripe]

Dogs struggle through cancer hardly giving you a clue that they are unwell. My dear old Rolo passed over with it nearly ten years ago, the pain never really leaves you but neither do the memories, if there is a heaven our dogs will be there waiting for us if there isn't, well we have been blessed by their love. Sleep easy Cadbury. Good boy.

[HTP99]

Daisy fast asleep:



Barry:



Daphne:

Edited by HTP99 on Friday 4th February 21:57

[Antony Moxey]

Archie when he came home aged 12 weeks:



and at almost 10:



Apologies for the sideways pic, it wasn’t like that in the previews

[Antony Moxey]

Also apologies for not commenting on dogs that have passed, as the owner of a near ten year old dog who’s dreading that day, I find it too upsetting, but know you have my thoughts.

[Byker28i]

Thanks all, it's more painful than I thought. I knew the day would come at some time and that she was slowing down but I hoped another year or two.

We'd had a great day, lots of tummy rubs, cuddles, runs on the beach, paddling in the pools. We didn't know she was that poorly. I guess in the end it was quick and she didn't suffer, which is all we can ask for. I think it was we didn't have time to prepare...

Bye Cadbury and thanks for all the fun

Edited by Byker28i on Saturday 5th February 09:40

[garythesign]

What a lovely photo.

I have had dogs that have gone quickly and ones that have gone slowly. You cannot prepare in my opinion.

It just hurts no matter what.

The pain does ease over time, and our thoughts turn away from grief and towards the love we shared with our pets.

All the best