Sorry about your loss dude. It's obvious that anyone that cares this much about their pets sees them as part of the family.
After the first dog that I ever had died, a Border Collie I (he was 16 years old) I was really sad. The best thing to do is just to get a new puppy. I'm still sad about the other one some days, but that's life..
first we need to clean the spot where the dogs sleep and fumigate the honde hok, to kill any latent virus before we can even think about getting a new pet, other wise the new one will sadly go the same route. this virus is one nasty piece of work.
mutated some how from the measles virus in humans
how sad is that, mans best friend killed by his master
we will get a new one eventually
most folks say they never will and never do because the new dog isn't gonna be the same, but in my oppinion that's the point. what's the point if the dog was the same? dogs each have their own personality. which makes each dog unique to the next.
we'll probably look at a Basset again, they're just so dang cute with their floppy ears and droopy look the whole time, and so calm. such nice dogs. other one we'd like to get again is a proper Staffie, man those dogs are fun, naughty but fun
yeah if they could speak i wonder what they'd say to us
hahaha
