Thank you. Dougal was debbies dog of 13 years he has been in my life maybe two years but god we had a bond I totally love him we were like best mates going out in the van everywhere I could take him even abroad once the above pictures are slovenia by the bike I would be surprised if we don’t get another one just like Dougal because the happiness far outweighs this hurt that will get easier in time. Dougal will never be replaced or forgotten until the day I die he had his own unique personality as all animals do Debbie looked after him tirelessly he was the runt of the litter but what a fighter he was Forever in our hearts which are extremely broken
All the best mate ! As much as I think I’m immune to losing pets I was a fecking mess when lost me terrier years ago - they are family.
No-one...and I really mean NO-ONE, could love their dogs more than I do. However, I do have a different take on the loss thing. When one goes, it tears me apart, but what's left isn't them. They are still with me in my heart, but the body is then something else. I suppose some may say I'm quite brutal about the whole cremation bit, but for me it's 'housekeeping' and no matter how it's done, it will NEVER take away the feeling of loss, or the void that's left, or the pain I'm feeling. So, do what you feel is right, but be assured, there's others of us out here that know how you're feeling right now. Remember the pal you had, not the end you mercifully gave it with love.
Thank you I understand this all new to me I’m struggling a bit but know it will slowly get better I’m bothered leaving Debbie though as I work abroad for a few days from Wednesday typically and I really can’t get out of it but she is a tough cookie she lost her dad at a young age but she is broken at present
I know mate it’s shockingly bad I just tried to do some work his seatbelt is still in the van and I know I’ll find other stuff definitely won’t find any biscuits though
Have lost a few little chaps over the years and this year the boss went (female cat that kept our herd under control). There is a local pet crematorium/ cemetery that backs onto a bit of our grounds and as such know the owners. Hand on heart I know that the utmost care and dignity is given, I would wager that is throughout the profession so to put your mind at rest they will be in good hands.
