Post photos of your dogs (Vol 5)

Post photos of your dogs (Vol 5)

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mattyn1

5,826 posts

157 months

Thursday 25th April
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Have to say I am really moved by all the messages about Cooper. Thank you ….. it’s really appreciated and just reiterates PH is alright!

The vet man who came out to put him to sleep was superb; we even had a condolence card yesterday from the company which almost set me off again (ok it did set me off). I realised that was one job I could not do!! Company is Final Rest in Havant.

Cooper was cremated yesterday. Me and the Mrs are having a difference of opinion about what to do with the ashes … I think scattering on a headland … let him run finally run free perhaps in Maenporth or preferably Coverack where we used to live. She wants to keep the ashes with us. Daughter wants some in a small vial on a necklace! We shall see!

The best antidote for the grief is the fantastic pics in this thread… they truly mate our best friends!

Cheers everyone!

Viper201

7,893 posts

145 months

Thursday 25th April
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Should have been a Jack Russell.



I'm coming after you wabbit.


Konan

1,854 posts

148 months

Friday 26th April
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mattyn1 said:
Cooper was cremated yesterday. Me and the Mrs are having a difference of opinion about what to do with the ashes … I think scattering on a headland … let him run finally run free perhaps in Maenporth or preferably Coverack where we used to live. She wants to keep the ashes with us. Daughter wants some in a small vial on a necklace! We shall see!
We're probably going to leave Misty in a bit of woodland at the beach she used to go batst crazy running around.

Although I did wonder if it'd be more appropriate to have a little box on the landing to trip me up every morning....

bogie

16,432 posts

274 months

Friday 26th April
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Viper201 said:
Should have been a Jack Russell.

I'm coming after you wabbit.

rofl

CivicDuties

4,980 posts

32 months

Friday 26th April
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mattyn1 said:
Have to say I am really moved by all the messages about Cooper. Thank you ….. it’s really appreciated and just reiterates PH is alright!

The vet man who came out to put him to sleep was superb; we even had a condolence card yesterday from the company which almost set me off again (ok it did set me off). I realised that was one job I could not do!! Company is Final Rest in Havant.

Cooper was cremated yesterday. Me and the Mrs are having a difference of opinion about what to do with the ashes … I think scattering on a headland … let him run finally run free perhaps in Maenporth or preferably Coverack where we used to live. She wants to keep the ashes with us. Daughter wants some in a small vial on a necklace! We shall see!

The best antidote for the grief is the fantastic pics in this thread… they truly mate our best friends!

Cheers everyone!
You did the right thing, condolences for your loss.

Yes, a good vet is a great help, when we went through the same some years back our vet sent us a packet of forget-me-not seeds. These are flowering in our garden just now and this morning my son asked "what are those flowers", so we had a little chat about our old girl and the great memories we have of her.

SpudLink

5,980 posts

194 months

Friday 26th April
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mattyn1 said:
Have to say I am really moved by all the messages about Cooper. Thank you ….. it’s really appreciated and just reiterates PH is alright!

The vet man who came out to put him to sleep was superb; we even had a condolence card yesterday from the company which almost set me off again (ok it did set me off). I realised that was one job I could not do!! Company is Final Rest in Havant.

Cooper was cremated yesterday. Me and the Mrs are having a difference of opinion about what to do with the ashes … I think scattering on a headland … let him run finally run free perhaps in Maenporth or preferably Coverack where we used to live. She wants to keep the ashes with us. Daughter wants some in a small vial on a necklace! We shall see!

The best antidote for the grief is the fantastic pics in this thread… they truly mate our best friends!

Cheers everyone!
For what it's worth, I'm with you. Let his ashes go where he can run free forever. You'll always keep the memories of him in your head.

QBee

21,074 posts

146 months

Friday 26th April
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bogie said:
Viper201 said:
Should have been a Jack Russell.

I'm coming after you wabbit.

rofl
....and I thought that only politicians had brown noses?

Its Just Adz

14,249 posts

211 months

Friday 26th April
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Early finish at work today so I picked up Bella and we have walked to the pub for a pint and a sandwich.
Burgers for Bella.








RESSE

5,712 posts

223 months

Friday 26th April
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Its Just Adz said:
Early finish at work today so I picked up Bella and we have walked to the pub for a pint and a sandwich.
Burgers for Bella.







'That looks deliciousioso'


bogie

16,432 posts

274 months

Saturday 27th April
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Good morning ,...those Bark Burgers look tasty thumbup


stevesingo

4,861 posts

224 months

Saturday 27th April
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Otto, WTAF?




Mezzanine

9,261 posts

221 months

Saturday 27th April
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hehe

Turn7

23,730 posts

223 months

Saturday 27th April
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It’s MY stick……

renmure

4,266 posts

226 months

Saturday 27th April
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Yogi having fun in the sun






Its Just Adz

14,249 posts

211 months

Saturday 27th April
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Just a snuggy night in front of the fire for Gigi.




Tango13

8,507 posts

178 months

Sunday 28th April
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stevesingo said:
Otto, WTAF?



I dare you to try and take Ottos' stick from him, in fact I double dare you... rofl

paulguitar

23,928 posts

115 months

Sunday 28th April
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Cone of shame for Reginald. He's been licking and biting one of his paws until it's become raw.



Dal3D

1,187 posts

153 months

Sunday 28th April
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Whilst away at kennels, Snoopy managed to jump over 6 foot in the air and catch his paw on the top of the fencing and cut his main middle pad open. They took him to our vets and they had to sedate him to put a few stitches in. Not the news we wanted when we landed in New York as he did it on the first afternoon!
So a battle to keep it dry and clean now - luckily he only licks it now and then and had a protective boot overnight etc so as to not have a cone of bravery on wrecking the house lol

He still sleeps like an idiot though:


Hans on the other hand just takes it all in his stride - professional snoozer:

Coxey

422 posts

109 months

Sunday 28th April
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it is Pistonheads after all! Hugo standing guard…..

Slowboathome

3,580 posts

46 months

Sunday 28th April
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paulguitar said:
Cone of shame for Reginald. He's been licking and biting one of his paws until it's become raw.


Oh no! Poor Reg.