Euthanasia - Syringe or gun?

>>2201860
You've got two choices, anon.

You can either shoot your dog, or wait until the vet opens and get them to kill him.

OH WAIT, YOU ALREADY KNOW WHAT THE OPTIONS ARE.

So make your fucking choice, you cunt. We don't know anything about you, your dog, or your circumstance, and even if we had perfect information the choice would still be yours whether or not you listened to us anyway, so stop procrastinating and fucking decide.

Get your dog to a vet and fix his leg. Maybe he needs a wheelchair too.

>>2201860
>Rednecks

Find an emergency vet. They are open on Sundays. I had one of mine put down on Christmas of all days a couple years ago because it just needed done. Most of the time e-vets cost a lot more than a regular vet but they didn't really charge much more to put my dog to sleep than a regular vet.

>>2201860
Have you tried to take him to the vet to see what the issue is or are you just letting him get worse without at least seeing if there are more options?

Get him robot legs

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I'd say go for the gun. Do it while he's sleeping so that his last thoughts on Earth are sweet dreams instead of pain.

I would only shoot a dog if he was in extreme pain and I had no access to a vet, and it would be incredibly difficult for me to do so.

Emergency vet clinics do euthanasia often. Go there.

>>2202069
The bad thing about that picture is most people are taller than their dogs. Much taller. Look at how small the brain is; at a large downward angle it would completely miss the brain. You'd have to be more dog level

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OP here.
Bonzo is now asleep. I managed to find a vet, it was quick and painless, and i was with him to his last breath.

I had him for more than half my entire life, and now everything seems empty and hollow, but at least he's no longer in pain.

>>2202237
Take solace in the fact that you took him to a vet where he could die peacefully next to you instead of fucking shooting him in the head.

14 isn't bad at all for a GSD and it doesn't sound like he went through any unnecessary suffering.

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>>2202238
>>2202241
Thanks anons.

Shit like this is why I was planing on spending the rest of my life alone.
Women really do ruin everything.

>>2202250
You're supposed to give your dog away once it's pretty old, but still has a few years left in it - you'll always find some schmuck who'll take it off your hands. Then you can buy a new dog without feeling guilty about the old one.

>>2202243
Fuck this is sad.

I'm sorry OP

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>>2202237
RIP Bonzo

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>>2202265
Thank you man.

Every time i felt sad or upset i would go to him. My head still says "just go to Bonzo" every 5 minutes, only to remember he's gone.
I don't think i've fully realized he's gone and i'll never see him again.

I'm gonna try to get some sleep. Good night.

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>>2201860
I know random internet users can't do much
But we're for you OP
Bozo was a good friend to you and a great dog.
Dogs are truly man best friends

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>>2202237
>>2202286

It'll be alright mate.

Sparky here died 3 years ago aged 13.5. I was 25 at the time and we'd had him from a puppy, so like you and Bonzo we had grown up together.

I miss him. But I know we gave him a good life and I was lucky he actually grew old before he got ill. Also I'm glad I was there with him at the end.

You can say the same for Bonzo (long, good life, together at the end). It sucks to lose him but you can't ask for much more than that.

>>2202253
Holy fuck you would have to be a shitty person to do this

>>2202253
Top fucking kek

>>2202626
>>>/out/

>>2202626

Animal shelters are full of sick or elderly pets abandoned by utter fuckwit assholes like that anon.

It pleases me to know their own families will leave them to rot and die alone when they are old too.

Karma.

>>2203092
I think my dog would've died within a week from depression..

>>2203150
Seriously this, that's probably the worst thing you could do to a dog

>>2203349
Yeah, especially an older dog.
Dogs get as attached to its owner as the owner is to it. Doubly so if it has spent years and years with you.

Though i guess that is only if you're a good dog owner, which you definitely aren't if you fucking abandon it with total strangers in its last years of life.

>>2203892
>getting attached to a dog
It's a dumb fucking animal. What are you, a woman?

>>2203899
I know you're baiting, but the fact that there are people who thinks like this pisses me off.
Why even get a dog in the first place with that mindset?

>>2203901
Because I want a guard dog. Unlike you, I don't have autism; thus, I can form meaningful relationships with other human beings. I don't need some dumb animal to make me feel loved or wanted. That's just fucking pathetic bro.

>>2204036
It sounds like you do have autism, which is why you can't form a bond with a dog. I mean, it's a dog. It's so easy to bond to.

>>2204036
Must be a shitty life when you can't bond with your dog bro.

>>2204036
>Can't even form a bond with a dog
I'm so sorry anon.

>>2202250
Lol what the fuck, this was random
Women have nothing to do with this story

>>2202237
You did right by him.

>>2202237
Oh, anon.

I can't tell you how sorry I am.

>>2201860
pre-dig his grave, pick him up and place him in it and then shoot him. At least that way you can limit the mess.
Don't make him wait a day with a broken leg.
P.S post pics of grave gun and dead dog. Or stream it even sincerely /b/.

>>2202069
>dogshot
>between the eyes AKA thickest part of the skull
genius anon

>>2202237
Goodnight pupper

>>2202237
now go to the shelter, there's no shortage of dogs needing new owners

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Hope you are doing well op, like >>2204442 said, no time like the present to get some shelter pets.

>>2204042
>>2204051
>>2204058
>sheltered first-worlders who don't realise that some people use dogs as working animals and not pets
When running costs > productivity, scrap the equipment.

If you can find some dumbass to buy it, all the better.

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>>2202317
>>2202323
>>2204411
>>2204418
I appreciate it anons.
Coming back home from work has been fucking terrible. No happy face to come back to. It's just empty.


>>2204442
>>2204451
I don't think i can handle another dog right now. I would probably just compare it to Bonzo, even if i tried not to, and that wouldn't be fair to it. It would have a lot to live up to.
And besides, i don't think there's a shelter even almost close to where i live. Where i'm from there's not a problem with flooded shelters, luckily.

>>2204465
Being unable to understand empathy is a classic indicator of autism.

>>2204611
I thought it was an indicator of being a psychopath/sociopath. But I guess it is also a sign of autism. Either way, it's bad on this >>2204465 anon's part.

>>2202237

You were there for him in his final moment, Anon. There is no better way for a dog to go.

Good on you, and I hope your mourning goes well. Remember, all he'd want of you is to be happy.

>>2202237
Great dog name, OP. I tend to be very judgmental of pet and baby names. Bonzo is great.

Rest well, sweet pupper.

>>2202237
Do you think they know what's up when they're brought to the vet, go inside, the procedure happens, etcetera?

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>>2204657
Thank you man.
This thread has really helped me cope with everything.
It still fucking hurts obviously, and it probably will for a long time, but it definitely helps.

>>2204715
I don't know really.
I think Bonzo knew it was the end well before i found a vet. He was calm when i was around, and he even fell asleep in my lap. He just wanted me to be around him. He wasn't playful or anything, he was just very calm.
Dogs tend to know when the time is up you know. That's why you see them hide away to die in a hole and stuff.

>>2204713
Yeah i like it too.
I didn't name him though. A friend of my mother had him and didn't want him, so either someone took him or he'd be put to sleep. I think he was around 5 or 6 months when we got him.
Their fucking loss, they have no idea how good of a dog he was.

>>2204723
Looks like a great comrade.

>>2202069
Is that rope tied around its snout?
Holy shit dude..

>>2202237
Good for you, OP. Good for him too.

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>>2204587
that's what everyone thinks but you won't end up seeing the new pet as a replacement most likely

after my kitten struggled and died of FIP, I went to adopt another one within a few days and I felt so much better. I still remember her fondly and she will never be replaced but I don't regret getting another one shortly after at all.

pic related, my late kitten.

>>2206007
Did she die as a kitten? It's easier when you only spend a short amount of time with them.

>>2204425
Edgy

>>2206007
i gotta agree with >>2206027
Literally growing up alongside an animal makes the relationship very special.

>>2203899
>>2204036
Are you off your medications again, Autismo?
god damnit, some people should have been aborted, seriously

>>2204425
I fucking hate /b/, needlessly edgy and also liberal moralfags at the same time

>>2203899
Growing up I had a dog that would refuse to sleep in bed and would whine at night if me or my dad wasn't home.

>>2208263
Breed?

>>2201924
How is that redneck related?

>>2206007
I dobt think i could ever get as attached to a cat as much as a dog. Doubly so if its a kitten

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>>2202237
Goodnight sweet prince
Enjoy eternity in doggy heaven
Inb4 there's no hell or heaven
I kno

>>2201860
Unrelated to your (solved) issue, but imo if you know the animal is going to die based on a vet's word, then a gun is much better. The idea of them slowly getting tired until they stop breathing makes me want to bawl like a bitch.

>>2204442
You can't rush grieving anon. Although it can help, some may feel it as a betrayal to their lost friend. I do believe that adopting again later is the best way to honor them though, when I think about the love that my old dog would have never received if I never got her, I felt that I owed it to her to help out another dog. Lots of them need love too.

>>2202237
F
That's one finelooking friend OP

There's only one choice for me, if he gets euthanized at the vet he can fall asleep in your arm and be embraced with love. That's what I did.

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>>2204732
>>2211448
That he was

>>2211410
I can sort of see where you're coming from, but on the other hand, think of the mess. Shooting your dog isn't clean at all, and to be honest i think it would fuck me up for good seeing my best friend like that, with blood gushing out. And think of the risks, all it takes is one quick movement from the dog and suddenly you're way off the mark, putting it in a great deal of pain. I agree with the other anons in this thread, getting put to sleep at your side is probably the best way for them to go.
Ofc it still hurts, i don't think i'll ever get over that, feeling his breath getting weaker and weaker. I just wanted to wake him up and go home.

>>2211422
>when I think about the love that my old dog would have never received if I never got her, I felt that I owed it to her to help out another dog
Thats a lovely way to look at it anon.

>>2202237
i went through the same thing last year. to tell the truth the wound wont really fully heal even when you come to terms with it.

>>2202237
RIP Bonzo. Sorry for your loss anon. He was beautiful.

>>2201860
excellent opportunity to learn taxidermy.

go for a syringe full of air or bleach or something.

>>2202237
So sorry for your loss.

>>2213361
What do people get out of posting things like this?

>>2214704
They get a good laugh at someone else's expense before they go through their second daily session of cutting themselves.

>>2211571
But what if it was in pain and you wouldnt have access to a vet in 24 hours?

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>>2213653
>>2213134
Thank you.

>>2213092
>the wound wont really fully heal even when you come to terms with it
I know. My parents are divorced so i had 2 dogs growing up. The other dog, Reico, died like 6 years ago now. To this day i automatically glance over to where he used to be when i get home.

>>2214807
Thats sad

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My sincere condolences anon. I'm so sorry. I lost my best friend, Dexter a few days ago. What kills me is that I wasn't there for him when it happened. I don't think I'll ever get over him. He was my world.

Already looking for a new friend, I can't deal with the emptiness in the house. I think he would have liked that. Unfortunately one of the true givens in owning a dog is losing them, they live such short lifespans and it's damn heartbreaking. That dog got me through so much. He was there for me through everything. He was my best friend.

I wish you the best, anon. I know Bonzo would have wanted you to be happy.

>>2217714
He was cute. Sorry for your loss

>>2211074
If anyone deserves a heaven its dogs

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>>2217714
I'm so sorry for your loss anon.
Hope you're doing alright, and good luck with your new friend.

>>2202243
He was a qt anon. Just be thankful you got to spend that time with him. I'm stuck with a fucking idiot cat.

>>2202253
Kek

>>2203899
Bad b8

>>2204465
>you >any sense of empathy
pick one

>>2202282
Whats with the image?

>>2217714
A broken heart is the price for loving someone.

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>>2220703
Oh i am, very much so.
He helped me through a lot, and i wouldn't be the kind of person i am today without him.

Also, kek.

>>2223935
Thats sweet

>>2220744
>>2220748
Shouldnt really respond to posts like that

>>2201860
i'd dig a hole first

>>2201879
Please euthanize yourself you edgy fucking faggot

>>2202237
RIP Bonzo. I'm due to put down my cat who I've had for 13 years later today and my heart is absolutely broken. I hope the love and time you got to spend with him makes up for the heartache and pain.

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>>2225965
Dude, i'm so sorry.
It feels terrible to do it. Feeling his breath and heartbeat getting weaker and weaker is one of the most painful things i've gone through, and the moment it all stopped i panicked. It was surreal, i just wanted to pick him up and bring him home. When i picked him up, and he was completely limp, i nearly shut down completely.

It a horrible experience, and while the time and love i gave him certainly helps, it still leaves an open wound in you, and i don't think it will ever close completely. That's the price you pay for loving an animal.

I hope you're okay anon, and i hope you'll recover soon. Savour your last moments together and know it's the only thing you can do. Good luck.

>>2225975
Thanks man. What a good dog

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>>2225980
That he was.

>>2202052
I wouldn't try euthanizing him yourself just in case you make a mistake, make him comfortable and stick by his side until morning. I know from bitter experience that emergency vets are extremely expensive and understand that you may not have that kind of money to hand, but it would certainly be worth trying to find out if there any vets in your area that do provide an out of hours service.

>>2202237
>Rest in peace Bonzo you handsom fellow

You did the right thing OP, I'm so sorry. At least he had his best friend by his side.

>>2202286
Wonderful photo of him, he looks like he was very content and well loved.

>>2225965
Hope youre ok

>>2225975
>i just wanted to pick him up and bring him home. When i picked him up, and he was completely limp, i nearly shut down completely.
I know that feeling. It's been years by now but I remember after my dog was put down, I tried to pick up her body and carry her towards her grave we were giving her. But she felt so unnaturally limp. It was too distressing and I was unable to deal with it, so my dad had to carry her instead.

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>>2227058
Yeah it was horrible.
The vet was an hours drive away, on a terrible and narrow road. If my dad wasn't with me and drove on the way back i'm almost certain i'd run off the road.
Thank god for fathers.

>>2226026
Replied to wrong post?

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>>2201879

>>2201860
>put doggo in garage
>seal garage with duct tape
>light charcoal in mini bbq
>dog fades gently into the abyss

Problem solved.

>>2201860
>>2202237
You made the right choice anon. It's better to let them pass while they're still happy, it would have been worse on both of you to try to keep him going.
>Small little storytime.
My grandparents had a kelpie that was as old as me, I used to come by every afternoon and take her for walks around town as they couldn't. I had to move to the other side of the country when I was 10 but every time I came to visit she would always be there to welcome me and I would take her for another walk. I stopped visiting during high school and came back once I was 17 and found out she was still there. The grandparents didn't want to put her to sleep because of some 'moral' bullshit, she was nearly blind, could barely walk and couldn't eat solids. I took her for once last walk to the vets, carried her most of the way. She was wagging her tail until she didn't have the energy.
Point is that aging is rough on dogs, especially active breeds, it's better for them to die happy.

>>2228857
Fuck of Dio.

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>>2202237
>Bonzo
I like that name, for some reason. I know that feel too man. I miss this big fella every day.

>>2201860

>Killing your dog because muh suffering

Animals will always fight for life no matter what

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>>2227041
Thanks man. Probably the most painful thing I've been through when his little head dropped into my hand when the vet gave him the overdose, but I haven't seen him look so peaceful for a long time. I knew he was in a lot of pain on Saturday as he kept meowing at me when he is usually a very quiet cat, so I'm just glad he's not suffering anymore. RIP Elvis, my brother and best friend.

>>2204036
>Unlike you, I don't have autism
>Cannot love animals

>>2201860
Put a rubble sack over his head and shoot him.

>>2202237
Rip in piece big ol' pupper
You were the goodest boi after all

>>2202237
No one cares about you dumb dead faggot dog.

>>2228908
>Dio
Fucking who? Death by CO is about as painless as you can get you weenie.

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>>2201879

>>2203899
Ooooh shit dude im gonna tell my mom that and shes gonna call your mom and youre gonna be grounded for a weak LMFAO

>>2202237
We all know that feeling. RIP Bonzo.

>>2202237
sleep tight big pupper

>>2229526
Fuck off

>>2229136
Not always. Why do you think old, dying dogs hides in holes and the like?

>>2201860
14 years is already more than average for a German Shepherd. So I bet you had a great time together. Enjoy the last days bro, give her some cookies and do your right choice.

>>2232334
Did you forget to reply to a different post halfway through typing your own?

>>2202286
Wow, what city was that pic taken in?

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>>2234124
>city
Not even a town. It's a small village in Norway with around 1000 people.

>>2203092

Or, you know, the owner died.

>>2235304
That too, but more often than not theyre just abandoned because the owner is unfit to be a good owner

>>2229629
Doesnt sound like a good way to go

>>2201860
Get the gun. Don't prolong your dog's suffering.

>>2237961
But the risks..
Could you live with yourself if you missed? Put your best friend in absolute agony?

I agree that at some point, the gun is the way to go, but it has to be seriously bad to go there.

God this is a depressing thread
Fortunately my dog is going to live forever and never die and be my best friend forever

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The same thing happened to me, but I was a teenager and my parents had left me with our (already struggling) dog for a week. After the first day he couldn't stand up and I just had to watch him slowly die, I couldn't do anything.

Be really glad he didn't suffer not being able to stand for long, it's torture to witness.

I hope you find a new friend, and new happiness soon.

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>>2239151
If only, man.
If only.

>>2239398
Sorry to hear that. Must've been tough.
And thank you.

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>>2201860
fucking sit and stroke the poor bastard for hours. don't stop until it's time. give him the last hours of joy he deserves and offer him his favorite toys and food he likes. do me proud. do him proud.

>>2239135
Dude, if you can't kill a still animal in one shot with a shotgun you should practice on yourself first.

>>2202237
Sleep tight.

>>2239151
I thought for sure I had the smartest, safest cat in the world and she would live to a ripe old age, then she died this morning at 9 years. Any time you think that, give your pet another hug because you never know when they'll be gone. Appreciate what you have anon. And don't forget other animals need a home. I'm going to go get another cat today.

>>2201860
It's not that greusome

pay me 5 bucks and I'll do it

the only risk is he could release disease or something. Even so, I've seen plenty of rekt threads,

I'M READY

>>2201860
Our dog turned 17 this week and is in a similar position (can't move, pisses and shits self, has to be brought food and water), it doesn't seem like he's in pain but his backlegs barely work anymore (common problem with his breed). By this point we had hoped he would have just gone quietly in his sleep but we have no idea how much longer he'll hang on.

Should we just babysit him until he finally passes on? I doubt we'd be able to take him to a vet and even then money is tight and I've heard euthanasia is expensive.

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Copfag here. I had to put down a dog today.
More people need to be jailed for animal neglect and abuse.
Someone called about a dog that looked dead in the woods. He was breathing but not moving, muzzle covered in flies.

The cheap cunts were concerned enough to call the cops but God forbid they take it to the vet.

They asked what I was going to do with it. I explained they had the option to take it to have it put down. They said fuck that. So I told them I'd be taking it out to a field to shoot it and they freak "why would you shoot it! Oh my God that's awful"

The lower class is fucking awful, pets are just things to them. So many strays in my city.

>>2242699
Euthanasia goes by pound generally, and unless $60 (med-large size dog) is very expensive to you, that is usually all it costs JUST for euthanasia. What costs a lot is the disposal; cremation services and, if you wanted it, the ashes back. That's generally$100+ alone. Call up vets for euthanasia estimates, but let them know you want to take the body back (the vast majority of people don't take the body back). You can also call shelters and ask if they preform low cost euthanasia or know a place that does. Check rules for your city; I know in places like Montreal you can't dispose (ie bury) a dog yourself, so it might be considered illegal to take the body back with you. As far as I know, no American city has such regulations.

>>2243165
Thanks for the response but it turns out he passed on his own last night. He deteriorated quicker than I thought he would given how long he's been like that.

RIP Wolf

>>2210072
because only rednecks own guns, obviously

>>2243214
>:^)))))))))))))))))))))))))))

>>2202237
Feels were had.

>>2243031
Why do you expect them to spend money to have it put down when it's not their pet? You sound like an entitled douchebag.

>>2242538
Probably an outdoor cat.

>>2208228
I'll never understand that either
Tumblr trying to be rebellious but reverting to it's true faggot self

>>2202237
Sleep tight lil pupHave sweet dreams.

So, I guess this thread is as good as any for this.

So, my mom and I discovered that our old dog, who is somewhere around 12-14 yo and is only a bit bigger than a chihuahua, has a kidney stone that is the size of a half-dollar. (We only found out because the poor thing was yelping like mad suddenly.)

Naturally, there is no fucking way he is going to pass that thing, so we have been thinking of having him put to sleep within a week or so, since at his age, he is. quite frankly, pushing it already and surgery would be both costly for us, and the recovery likely painful for him..

The thing is that despite being fairly old, our dog doesn't really act as old or broken down as a lot of older dogs I have interacted with. He gets around fine, despite previous leg injuries, and is plenty attentive and all that, so I'm getting torn up thinking that we are cutting things short for him. It doesn't help that while on his doggie pain killers, you really couldn't tell there was something wrong with him.

I guess we are already pretty set on having him put down and cremated and all that, but just can't shake this feeling of guilt over this whole thing. Are we making the right choice for him?

>>2245543
You're cutting it short, but it's the best decision in this scenario. Sucks balls, but it's what you gotta do.

>>2245543
The main rule is that when the bad days outnumber the good ones, the animal's quality of life has declined to the point where euthanasia is the most merciful thing to do. I'm not completely sure if you've reached that point yet, but if your dog has been yelping in pain and needs painkillers, I think it's good that you're prepared to face the inevitable in the near future.

As for feeling guilty: guilt is a normal feeling when dealing with a pet's death. People feel guilty for not being able to prevent a fatal accident, or for failing to notice symptoms of an illness sooner, or for being unable to offer their pet some costly treatment. And then there's the guilt for having to make the decision to put down an animal you love. Everyone's gonna have to agonize over it; some people fear they did it too soon and cut the pet's life short for no reason, and some will worry that they waited too long and let the animal suffer through some hellish pain that could've been avoided.
There will probably be guilt either way. You'll just have to learn to overcome it, go through the mourning process, and remember the good times with your dog.

>>2202323
>but you can't ask for much more than that.

this.

also i didnt come here to cry today, goddamnit /an/

>>2202237
Rip doggo

>>2235288
vad är du för ett jävla svin som ens skulle tänka på att skjuta din hund? vad i helvete

>>2202253
What the fuck..

>>2204036
>claims to not have autism
>acts like a complete sociopath with no regard for the well-being of creatures he deems "lesser" than himself
are you trying to make autists look good?

>>2201860
Damnit anon, seeing your dog is like looking at a lazy-eared, slightly lighter, maturer version of my German Shepard.

Just remember anon, that the great thing about death is that life always has to come before it. You'll get years worth of happiness, though there's no such thing as happiness which will last forever. So, in the end, it's better to savour the good and the bad of it all, and see them for what they're worth.

So, stay strong anon!

>>2243031
You took it to a vet, right?

>>2204426
this is the taught method.
some people shoot from behind, directly into the brainstem, but most people use the method in that pic.

>>2246220
Hvis du ikke kan tenke deg en situasjon der en kule i hode er bedre enn å la din beste venn lide i flere timer så er det du som er et svin.

>>2243181
Was he alone?

>>2202237
sleep tight, pupper.

>>2245602
>The main rule is that when the bad days outnumber the good ones, the (animal's) quality of life has declined to the point where euthanasia is the most merciful thing to do
Heh, I'm gonna post this on /r9k/ later. =)

>>2254738
Low blow

I wouldn't have the heart to kill or pay some one to do it.

there is a 3rd option, Kill the dog with kindness.

>>2256248
How does that work?

>>2250420
>taught method
Who teaches this? Vets?

>>2245543
Smaller dogs tend to live longer than larger ones. It probably has a few good years left, at least if it recovers from the kidney stone.
But ofc, there are no guarantees.

By now you've probably already put it to sleep, and you probably did the right thing. Going about every day stuffed full of painkillers doesn't sound enjoyable.

>>2201879
Good advice

>>2202237
sorry for your loss anon

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>>2260955
Thanks man.

>>2247733
Thank you. Give him a pat on the head from me.

I'm putting my dogs down soon. It's hard, and I know he is hurting and getting weaker. But winter is coming and I want him to see snow one more time, because even as he got worse this last year he always got so pumped up when there was any amount of snow.

How do I stop crying like a little bitch every time I look at him and he still gets so happy to see me despite being unable to stand up on his own anymore?

>>2202238
Nothing wrong with doing it yourself anon. It seems gruesome but it is better than making it spend its final moments afraid and surrounded by unfamiliar people in a strange building.

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>>2202253

>>2202253

I'm high as fuck and this post not only broke my chill, but made me mad. I dont know whether I should be impressed or plot fucking murder.

congratulations i guess?

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Good you stayed.

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>>2261944

Lost my dog Bonnie to the same sort of back end problem last year. I couldn't live with putting her down as soon as it happened so she went on until she couldn't walk, and even then I ended up carrying her around for another few weeks before her quality of life went to total shit. Thinking about Bonzo.

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>>2262430
Fuck that pic hit me hard..
I'm glad i did as well. I don't think i'd forgive myself if i didn't. Hurt like hell though, i don't think i'll ever forget the moment his heartbeat stopped

>>2262436
That must've been rough, sorry for your loss.
I'm glad i managed to take him to the vet early and not draw his suffering out.

>>2243031

>The lower class is fucking awful, pets are just things to them. So many strays in my city.

This is why I would never own a pet.

>>2202237
F

>>2202237
I had to put down my dog this morning too, its 1am now and I was sitting out where I buried him, thinking about the good times. Few things in life are sadder than losing your childhood dog

>>2204036
>trying this hard to be edgy on a Malaysian clam breeding forum
lel I see how meaningful your relationships must be if you feel the need to argue with strangers that you know for a fact are of a different world view than you. How about you go to a vegan forum and waste your time talking about how good meat is there?

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>>2203899
>>2204036

>>2208263
My cat is the same. She wanders around and meows a lot during the nights when I'm not home (or when she can't find me).

>>2219769
Very, very underrated post. 10/10
Would just like it to extend to pets in general.

>>2223935
Hah, dat plop
You should be proud anon, he was a qt and looked like a very nice dog.

>>2202237
I don't know you, or Bonzo, but I know that feel. Bonzo will be remembered, my dog loving friend, he will sleep peacefully forever now.

>>2264688
My cat is always outside at night, and sleeps the whole bloody day

>>2225975
>That's the price you pay for loving an animal.
fuck me

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So when you noticed the problem... Did you not take him to a vet?

My cat had a bladder infection, for which she received meds. But not much later she had it again and her kidneys were affected too. When her blood work came back badly on Thursday, we scheduled an appointment to put her down for Friday. But she didn't made it, when I was holding her for a last time she started to meow loudly, and couldn't stand on her feet anymore. She had a few convulsions and had trouble catching a breath before she passed. I'm not sure if she suffered greatly, or if it would've helped if she had the syringe earlier. I've had her for 14 years and buried her in the garden 2 days ago.

>>2266821
F

>>2266697
>op posted 86 fucking days ago

>>2266691
?

>>2243214
> tips fedora

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>>2264016
I'm so sorry anon, hope you're doing okay.

>>2266697
You mean his weakening legs?
No, because it was just the years catching up with him. I first noticed it years ago, when he started to struggle to jump into the back of the car when we went for a drive.
And he was a mix of German Shepherd and Labrador, 2 breeds prone to hip displasia, so i knew what it was, and i was just waiting for it. Performing the kind of surgery to fix that on a 11+ year old dog doesn't seem right to me, even if he was my very best friend in the world. And it isn't like he was crippled at that time, we regularly went for short walks at his own pace, and this summer we went swimming.

>>2263989
What?
Because pets are things to you, or because there are so many strays?

>>2202237
>Bonzo
what an alpha name. he will be missed.

>>2201879
Dress up in a dog costume and have your mother take you to the vet for euthanizing.

Doggo is already in such pain it can move, and you going to end his stay on earth with a unimaginably loud startling sound right next to his ears, a blinding flash right in his eyes, and hope, hope!, that he doesn't spend his last seconds quivering and convulsing wondering wtf his owner of some many years just did to him, while his life pulses away through his wound with his last heartbeats.

Sorry to heart about your doggo and may he reat in peace, but I just don't see guns as a multi use tool like that just because it ends life.

It's not about death, it's about the peaceful (or not) seconds that come just before it, the last thing he feels, his last taste of the experience of life.

Guns are not a multi use tool.

>>2270352
You can't think of a situation where shooting it would be a mercy?
Like being days away from getting to a vet, and the dog is in agony?

>>2271242
Not if can be in a doc in a few hours driving.

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>>2202237
>tfw a literal sociopath so this does nothing to me

>>2202253
Kys fag

>>2201860
If it comes down to it don't feel bad for shooting a dog if their in pain it's for the best

>>2202237
F

>>2273417
>dont't feel bad for quite possibly causing him even more unnecessary pain! It's for the best!

>>2274466
>possibly
A well placed shot would ensure a quick and painless death. Add to the fact that it is not even hard to do, and if the animal is suffering and beyond hope then why are you prolonging its agony?
Just because you don't have the stones to do something hard, doesn't mean everyone else can't.
Trying to validate your weakness by claiming it's more humane is even more ridiculous.
>inb4 you should always take it too da vet.
No shit, of course having a professional evaluate the situation is always going to be the best way. However it's not always the case. Some people don't live in a bubble of conveince and have the luxury of walking a few blocks to the vet.

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>>2270347

Does anyone know of the story where some guy found a cat impaled on a fence, and he tried to put it out of its misery with his steel-toed boots but failed miserably and the cat suffered even more because it was getting its skull violently slammed in while it was still alive for roughly five minutes?

Yea. I have a thing for not killing animals myself.

>Knows dog has leg issues
>Makes him go up and down stairs

One more on the list of people who don't actually give a shit about their dogs

>>2201860
Give him painkillers, the good stuff and a lot of treats he is going to be dead tomorrow so it's not like you have to worry anymore

>>2274574
Oh posted this thread in August.

>>2274466
So under no conceivable circumstance would you shoot an animal?

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>>2202237
f

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>>2229133
Bonzo was John Bonham's nickname.

When there is no access to a vet. My grandpa had a sled dog team of huskies. He would have to shoot them because of illness or very old age because there are no vets in the most northern towns of Canada. Plane tickets cost $8000 which doesn't include luggage fees, taxes and hotel expenses for a single person to fly down to southern parts of Canada.

>>2262414
There are a lot of vets that will come to you to do it, so they are saved that stress. It may cost a little bit (for me a farm call is $25), but it is an option

>>2271547
>few hours
What if it is intense pain that doesn't let up for a second?

>>2274554
How the hell do you mess up something like that?

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>>2225948
Please calm yourself please

This thread is 3 months old. What the fuck.

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>>2202237
I know that feel

>>2204465
>third world degenerate
Ah ok, and into the trash it stays

>>2276641
>Plane tickets cost $8000
Jesus.. How far does that get you?

>>2264762
Dogs especially though

>>2221994
it's probably an unrelated image, but it's Bellsprout from Pokemon.

>>2259831
Actually, we just took him in this morning.
He was doing okay on the painkillers, but last night, he was crying through the night and couldn't lay down without getting up and yelping and all that. He was refusing to poop even more than he usually did, probably due to how cold it has gotten and the fact that going is probably some sort of painful due to the stone.

We realized that we put it off far longer than we should have and that today would be the day.

We stayed there through the process. It was rough, especially on my mom.

I told myself I was prepared, but I wasn't, and I don't think I could have been.

>>2279401
I'm really disappointed that the stars thread on /po/ finally died. It had been around since 2014.
Fucking
2014

>>2278154
I don't pack any fire power, can I slice his throat? I heard it only takes a few seconds if you do it right.

But yeah, no, I wouldn't under any circunstance shoot my doggo in the face

>>2283657
Stupid comparison. Cutting its throats ends it in moments, bullet to the head ends it in an instant.

>>2204426
Doesn't matter if you use a sufficiently powerful round. This isn't the time to be fucking around with billys toy .22, go get a .357 mag or better and pop dogo in the noggin. Ask /k/ if you need more help.

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>>2201860
Fuck me this thread has me practically bawling. My dog died back in August and I still miss her every day. I can only imagine what you're going through dude, my sincere condolences.

>euthanasia or gun
Neither. Ceremonial kosher execution or sell it to a Chinese restaurant

>>2235304
Ypu'd be surprised how many shitty people just move and leave a dog behind.

>>2204036
Seems like we mass euthanize the wrong species...

Put down an elderly rescue we took in 11 months ago today. After about 30 minutes of trying as hard as I could to tune it out, I broke down.

>>2202237


RIP Bonzo

R.I.P Bonzo

I know how you feel, I lost my dog a few months ago in similar circumstances. Now that time has passed, I'm still sad but at the same time I'm happy for her. She was in so much pain

This thread has lived longer than Bonzo

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God Jul Bonzo.
Savne deg.

>>2286131
>>2285759
Thanks guys. I'm so sorry for your own loss.
Hope you had a merry christmas.

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>>2202253
I like your style.

>>2202237
Rip little doggo. You will be missed.

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>>2285759
Fucking hell, man. Golden Retrievers are the best. Next month it's going to be 2 years since mine passed away. She had a good life and we were with her til the end.

The pain never gets easier, we just get more numb.

>>2202237
I had the same thing happen to me OP. My dad had to put our Labrador down after she found snail poison and couldn't throw up, it was quick and painless. I was 18 and I had known her since I was 2, just know that the time you spent with your dog was good and that you have fond memories of it.

>>2202253
You've got to be the one to put your dog down. Their whole world is you and you've got to realize that.

my dog died this afternoon. The vet was suppose to come and put her down at 10am but was unfortunately late so she died in my arms. Feels bad man ive had this dog for 16 years and grew up with this dam pooch. Went downstairs earlier and thought she was there, then i remembered what happened.

I had to put mine down last week. Now I've gotten to the point where I don't wake up angry or crying but I absolutely hate being at home. There's a very noticeable emptiness. She didn't get to open her Christmas present. I had to open it myself.

I've got another one and shes sweet and wonderful but shes not wonderful in the same ways the one that got euthanized was. She gets on my nerves sometimes.

>>2201860
put the gun in your mouth and pull the trigger faggot

>>2274554
Should have used a hammer, and don't do it if you are shaking and are liable to make it worse.

Neighbour of mine used to have two dogs. When the first was dying they took it to the vet, dunno what went wrong with the shot but the dog didn't die quick and my neighbours were really broken up about it. When the second dog was dying, they took it out to their farm in rural Ontario and put it down with one of their hunting guns.

I would prefer being put down by a gun myself, straight to the brain stem. I don't think there are any drugs that would do the trick quick and painless. Especially when I'm old and sick and my circulatory system isn't good anymore - maybe that's what went wrong with the first dog.

This thread is so sad. He was really beautiful, that's for sure. Seems like he was an ultimate pal too.

Keep it together, OP. All you can do is cherish the time spent with him. I hope you're doing alright.

>>2202253
cunt

>>2204036
stupid fucking cunt

>>2287757
Go fuck yourself

Where I'm from its normal to strangle the dog when it needs to be put down, quick and clean, did it many times

>>2290167
>Where I'm from
What, Vietnam? That's a terrible way to put down an animal, and hardly "quick."

>>2243214
Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Harry S. Truman, John F. Kennedy, Ronald Wilson Reagan, and Teddy Roosevelt all owned guns. Therefore our most honored presidents are all rednecks by your logic.

>>2202237
I'm sorry my dude. Godspeed bonzo.

>>2202237

Sleep tight, pupper.

>>2271548
Have a similar story to OP, basically reading this in tears. Been through a few blogs of dried up cat ladies or fucking '''dog''' people who did prayer circles and it just pisses me off and comes across as disingenuous. Fur babies? Please die if you've ever said this.
For some reason this dumbass post made me laugh. Thank you 4chan you sick fucks at least you're always honest

>>2201860

your partner was lucky to have someone someone as thoughtful as you seem to be. good question to ask, and your dog was a gorgeous animal

>>2290167
>Where I'm from

Wall soon, my Mexican friend.

>>2290167
What kind of shithole do you live in?

>>2202237
I'm a bit late but know that you made the right choice and remember that all dogs go to heaven. I know he'll have some good friends of mine to play with up there. :)

>>2286693
edgy

>>2243031
>The cheap cunts were concerned enough to call the cops but God forbid they take it to the vet.
Maybe they couldn't afford it man, you don't know.

>>2203892
>>2203349
>>2203150
I honestly think this is why my cat died over Christmas. He'd been sick for a long time, but was doing really really well for several months. Even the day before I was leaving he was active and eating and just being a seemingly happy old cat. Then three days after I had to leave him at the boarding kennel they called me and told be he'd died.

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>>2202237
RIP Bonzo, enjoy puppy heaven

>>2201860
We've always put down our own animals. We believe it's our responsibility, our burden. I was raised to deal with things myself, not call somebody to fix every little thing for me. It's a much better ending than some stranger poking the dog with a needle.
You take your dog for one last walk, even if you have to carry them. You enjoy the day together, give him that good cut of meat, and say your goodbyes.

>>2202081
That's why the arrow is at the angle it's at.
It's not the pictures fault that you struggle to understand basic pictographical instructions.

>>2294602
>kennel
I would never trust them with my pets, ever.
I would either find friends or family willing to look after them, or not travel at all.

>>2294767
I agree. Whenever I'm sick or injured I just take a swig of poppa's good old moonshine and then rub some cow dung on it because I ain't letting no Jewish liberal city doctor near my body, no sir.

>>2296245
whoa anon

I take my dog to a kennel that also does daycare. they're great. they have a vet on site, they separate dogs by size/temperament, they know how to administer medications, etc.

there are definitely some bad ones out there but there are good ones too. you just gotta look. and not be in the south.

>>2296274
I've heard too many horror stories, i wouldn't risk it.
It's pretty paranoid, i know.

Well. I guess this is a remembrance thread now.

RIP to all the cats I had when I was a child who got run over bc my parents were shit
RIP to Angel my kitty who was given Tylenol by my fucking retard mother
RIP to Kiba my Great Pyrenees mix who was left outside to die of heat stroke
RIP to all the dogs my parents dropped off in the country
RIP to all the cats my parents took away who never saw a shelter
RIP to the two parakeets my shit mother let loose by being ignorant

I've had a long time to cope and start to feel again and now I finally am able to love the pets I have.

I will spoil the pets I have bc of them. I will feed them good food and take them to vets. I will let them sleep with me in my bed and keep them indoors bc outside is so cruel.

Lilo my half GSD, Opal my gray mutt kitty, and Khaleesi my tortoiseshell kitty. As well as my snakies who will never get too hot or too cold and eat every week.

>>2297502
>>2296245
When we first went to them for my dog before she'd passed we asked to see their kennel set up and they took us back and let us see what they'd did, and they had a nice big play area and little smaller places for older dogs or dogs that didn't get on well and such, plenty of room to move and everything. And we always see the workers walking dogs around the neighborhood in their scrubs too.

Since then they actually moved to a larger building, and converted the entire old vet building into one huge kennel. Dogs got even more inside play room and all the cats had big 4'x5' three level cages to themselves. We'd gone to this vet since forever and they'd always taken good care of our little guys.

syringe

integrity of the remains

let him keep his dignity in death

>>2202253
>You're supposed to give your dog away once it's pretty old
Over my dead body.

>>2243031
>expecting poor people to take care of a random dog in the woods

Oh well at least the dog got a quick death instead of a slow one.

>>2274554
If the first shot doesn't work, you pull the trigger a second time, maybe a third, fourth or fifth time, but it's quicker than the other methods.

>>2219769
I know it's not dubs, or other shit like that but this is the truth.

>>2202237
>>2204587
My condolences, friend. Experiencing loss isn't pleasant at all, but the grieving period is important. Don't be in a rush if you're still mourning, but likewise don't be afraid in the future when you feel the time is right.

>>2298081
>If the first shot doesn't work
Then you turn the gun around once you're done and shoot yourself

>>2241345
>shotgun
Most people don't want to see their beloved dog's head explode.
Practical but definitely traumatizing to do. You wouldn't be able to get that out of your head even if you knew it was painless/the right thing to do.

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I feel for you man. And I can say at least you got to be with him.

The dog I grew up with started having seizures when I was 12 and instead of letting me know or letting me go along they killed my dog and told me after the fact. So I'm glad you got to be there OP.

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>>2203899
You're fucking retarded, faggot. Dogs are loving companions and are extremely loyal, and they'll take a bullet for their owner at any given moment.

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>>2202237
RIP Bonzo, I bet you were a tip top doggo.

All dogs go to heaven OP, your little buddy is up there chasing rabbits, eating all the food, and sleeping next to you on your bed for all eternity.

Be glad you didn't shoot him. I had to kill my goldfish once and honestly the sadness sticks - I can't imagine how sad it would be to have to shoot your good buddy of so long. There is not much harder than having to kill a best friend I think.

You did good.

>>2202237
rip in peace, soft pup

If you are capable of shooting a dog there is something really wrong with you.

>>2299938
>something really wrong with you.
Being able to make the hard decisions and follow through is what separates a real man/woman from pussies like you.

>>2299622
I was 16 when we put my dog to sleep. My parents told me we were doing it the day of. They didn't tell me they were thinking about it, they didn't even explain to me why.

I've always held a bit of a grudge against them for it, but at least I got to say goodbye to her.

Your parents sound like total dicks though, no offense to you.

>>2202237
RIP
looked like an 11/10 dogger

>>2202253
fuck off
probably bait but made me angery

>>2202253
Literally nigger tier. You cuntasaurus Rex.

>>2299938
If you are incapable of thinking of a situation where that would be a mercy there's something wrong with YOU

>>2201860
Exact same scenario happened to my 18 year old Jack Russell, Molly. We put her down about a month ago. I had to talk a .22 rifle out of my dad's hands while my family was freaking out over it. I understand it's way more humane to do it that way then let her cry and suffer through the night but it seemed too harsh for my family. It's rough but I think it's the right thing to do. Whatever choice, he'll go peaceful. I'm sorry this happened to you.

>>2299938
If you are too incompetent to do what is necessary for the well being of another living thing there is something wrong with you. You're too attached to emotion to see the right choice. I'll respect the empathy but it is misplaced.

>>2297718
This.

>>2202237
R.I.P doggo

F

This is my frist time on this board.
And god damn it's a sad board.

>>2229629
>he doesn't get the reference

First off I'd like to say how sorry I feel for you, your family and your dog, They truly are man;'s best friend. I have no specific advice pertaining to what you should do, but I just want to say that whatever you do, think of him and don't forget him. He's a good boy :)
Idc if you guys call me a faggot but when it comes to animals i have a huge soft spot

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OP here.
Now that the thread is getting close to an end, i'd like to thank you for all your kind words. You have truly helped me come to terms with this.

He was my very best friend for more than half my life, and the house hasn't felt like home since he died. I still instinctively look for him every morning. Waking up to see his silly old face was always nice.

My only regret is that i didn't take more pictures, and that i didn't get to take him on that last walk in the woods.

He had a very good life. Always playful and happy, even in his old age. He loved those pig toys, he was like a puppy in an old dogs body. He was a good boy.

I will always miss the old man. I don't know what i did to deserve him.

Sorry for the blogpost, it's just that the support has meant so much to me.

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>>2202237
better way than my dog went, He got ran over when he was 7, raised him from a pup. His name was Bud.

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You could do that or you could, ya know? TAKE HIM TO THE VET AND HAVE THEM FIX HIS FUCKING BROKEN LEG.
It's not like he's suffering from a disease, i've seen a dog who got real fucked up in it's jaw, a real shit show and he was fixed.Don't fucking put him down you dumbass.

>>2202237
Goodnight, sweet pupper...

>>2304595
Um... A little late there, bud.

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>>2277183
Where the he'll do you live? Where I live they charge you 120usd just to inject them in the back without anaesthesia. Besides, a shot to the brain is much more humane than feeling their organs shut down after some dick sticks them with a needle.

>>2291183
Every American is a redneck

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>>2202253

>>2211074
According to the bible , animals dont have souls but they have spirits. Spirits that are directly from God so when a dog dies his spirit returns to the Lord. Really a beautiful thing if you think about it.

How big is /an/'s bumplimit? I thought this thread had reached it with 300 posts and Bonzo's farewell was about to slide to page 10, but apparently not yet

>>2305346
I think it's 310, so this post is it

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>>2307162
Yeah, that post didn't even bump it.

Thanks for the thread.

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Hade Bonzo.
Komme alltid t å savna deg, min aller beste venn <3

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Hade vennen <3

>>2297528
Your parents fucking suck at keeping pets.