damn, just lost a dog

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damn, just lost a dog

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got home from work to find a dead dog in my kitchen.

She just got stitches out and was still wearing an e-collar.

She got her head stuck in a plastic bag of dog biscuits.

****
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Post by Kyle »

:eek: :( :( :( :cry:

So sorry, Humby!
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Wow :(
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Terrible, just terrible. :(

My condolences, Humboldt..
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aww man thats so sad sorry to hear that.

I was going to post a link to that thread, but the SG search results for "bullsh|t" were too numerous

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Sorry to hear that.
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oh man really sorry to hear
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Sorry man.
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Post by Sarahnn »

Humboldt wrote:got home from work to find a dead dog in my kitchen.

She just got stitches out and was still wearing an e-collar.

She got her head stuck in a plastic bag of dog biscuits.

****
I'm sorry. This is a good lesson for other pet owners. :(
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damn, thats horrible.. my condolences as well. :(
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wow thats so sad, im sorry :(
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:( very sorry to hear Humboldt....
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i'm sorry to hear that
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:( :( :( Sorry :( :( :(
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Awwww jeeeze that's sad. :(
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That is a heartbreaker :( Sorry Bud
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That is a tough one. Sorry to he hear it, Humboldt.

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:(

Sorry man
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Aww man, very sorry to hear of this. :(
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:(

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Sorry Hum, I know how much I love mine, I give you my sympathies...
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That sucks.
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Dang man...sorry to hear :(
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Post by Dan »

Humboldt wrote:got home from work to find a dead dog in my kitchen.

She just got stitches out and was still wearing an e-collar.

She got her head stuck in a plastic bag of dog biscuits.

****

:( how sad for you,

sorry to hear.
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My dog is still in the mischievous stage, which is why she gets caged up whenever we leave the house for extended periods of time. My wife would be devastated if anything ever happened to Ruby!
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I am so sorry. Not only for the loss of your dog, but for you... to find her that way.
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WTH Humby?? Just not right. So sorry! :( How long have you had the dog?

I've decided im getting a dog just a few days ago. Im second on the list to pick from a litter of golden retrievers.
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Illini25 wrote: How long have you had the dog?


I adopted her about 6 months ago. Little blue heeler. Smart as hell but totally untrained. She tried SO hard to be a good dog.

She was nippy and tried to dominate the other dogs. Partly her breed and also the fact she wasn't fixed, so got her spayed a couple weeks ago and just took the stitches out Sunday. Could already tell she was going to be much calmer.

it's just so ****ing stupid, such a dumb way to lose her. I'm so damn sad right now.
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So sorry to hear that bro. :cry:
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Post by Ken »

Dang Humby, sorry to hear that... Like the MadDoc said, losing her was bad enough, much less finding her that way... :(

















On the bright side, and I do hate to say it, ...but I thought that Trini's mom had ran away again... :D (I hope that it at least made you smile, grin, chuckle...)
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wow im sorry man.
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im so so sorry to hear that :cry:
dont know what to say :(
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