Hello, /an/. I don't often post here. And I am sorry if

>>2037976
He probably lived a good life. And he lived until his natural limits. That is how nature works.
My previous dog died not from natural causes which is a sad thing. He wasn't always loved and he didn't get to live to old age. Be happy yours had a full life experience.

>>2038017
I know. He lived as good a life a dog could wish for. But it's sad to know him gone. Especially since I couldn't be with him that much the last four years.

What happened to yours?

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>>2038026
I was about 15 years old. Dog was about 7. He was ignored almost all of the time. We were pretty shitty owners. He only ate leftovers, old bread or nothing at all. As my father put it: If the dog does not eat mold bread, he is not hungry. Walking him out would be at best once a day for 10 minutes. The last 2 years of his life as i matured a bit i started to really appreciate him. Sneaking food for him, taking him with me wherever i go, petting him regularly. He learned some tricks and obedience. In return the little lovely creature started to really enjoy my company, he became more alive and loyal. He started to pee on my father's pillow every day. No idea why and what to make of it (maybe he sensed i don't like my father?). We kept my parents bedroom closed but every time we forgot it open he would go and pee. One night as i was asleep my parents came home drunk from a party. And the doggy had done it again. My father got pissed and threw him out of the window. We lived on the 9th floor... I will always remember the little pooh and will never forgive my father.
Dog looked pretty much like the pic.

>>2038030
I am sorry. Your dad sounds like a huge asshole. Without the ending that story would be almost heartwarming.

>>2038030
How did he not get arrested?

>>2040584
I don't think you can be arrested if no one reports you.