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@seeUpee, she's about 11 or so, my ex got her from the adoption agency I dealt with when I was a manager for petco. The company, along with myself, had them shut down for mistreatment. So that's the kind of place my dog came from. I'm not sure if you know what a "double merle" aussie is, but she is one of them, and that's why she was born deaf. Because of inbreeding. Google it, most are born with defects, some even without eyes. It's an idiotic way in an attempt to make an all white aussie, very few come out as intended. But she's been such a good dog, and only "listens" to me, so yeah I'm pretty sentimental about her
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@Not him again, I remember reading about her and not able to hear. But she sounds so be freaking awesome. You still have a bunch of years ahead. Don’t think about it, don’t let it consume you. Enjoy all the moments and just be happy... that is awesome man! You are her true owner! That is why she listens. Love man! That can’t be bought
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@Not him again, fvvvvck man... that made the hairs on my arm stand up. Im terribly sorry for your loss bro, especially someone so close as a mother. I hope you are staying strong. Im not going to pretend what is like bc I have no idea. I’m sure is very hard to cope, but if you want to talk about it that it might help you in this process. If there is something that you can’t get pass or bothering you and want to share it, please share with me. Just know you aren’t alone man.
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@seeUpee, I hate that she passed, but at the same time I'm glad she isn't in pain anymore. I watched my grandma go though the same thing, but at least my mom was at home. It just happened so fast, after like 3 years after being diagnosed, my dad and I got her in home care, and she passed within 3 days. It was rough, but at least she is at rest now. The worst part was watching the mortician take her out
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@Not him again, it is hard. My grandmother passed away three years ago. I was there in the room when she took the last breath. I went out of the room and did not want to go back in. She wasn’t there anymore in my mind. I also remember when they roll her out, you don’t forget that kind of things. Sounds like you and your dad did the best you could and that is important. She is looking down at you now. Make her proud!
I can testify to this... 1000000% accurate