Mourning

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Roxie and I mourn your loss
 
Have another waiting for the wife when she comes home--it will not replace, but the love IT (he or she) gives WILL start the heart to pumping again.
Blessings
 
Sorry you lost her. It's the hardest thing in the world when you give the vet the OK to proceed. I felt like a traitor, still do, but I know it was the last show of love I could give. Love hurts sometimes.
Take joy in knowing you gave her the best years of her life and she'll live forever in your hearts.
If you know when it's your time, don't forget to put a treat in your pocket!
Prayers to you and your family.
 
As the two-legged pet of a pair of Golden girls myself, my heart goes out to you in your time of loss. She was gorgeous, and there is just something about Goldens that grabs ahold of us and won't let go. They are indeed a breed apart, and I know that when the time is right, you and your wife will provide a wonderful home again for another one. 'Til then, and ever after, you have great memories and the assurance that you did the right thing for your sweet girl when she needed, and received, your most loving and selfless release from this world to a better one.
 
Fine looking Golden and I'm too sorry for your loss.
I had a dark Golden we had to put down about that age a number of years ago. My wife still calls Alex "the best dog ever".
I'm going to get mobbed at that bridge one day myself by all my dogs over the years.
 
Such a beautiful dog and I am sure a great companion, sorry and sad that you lost her.

Lady left me in 1980, 34 years have passed and I still miss her terribly.
Everyday I would return from work, we had a mail slot in our front door, when I came up to the door she would stick her nose through the slot and I would grab it. She would let out a howl and I would let go, every day this would go on, she loved it as well as I.
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Hopefully someday rimfired, you and I will reunite with these two friends of ours, maybe my Lady will keep yours company in the meantime.
 
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Sad news.

It's been a year since DZ has been gone. Even with the new pup and my eight year old Karli I still miss him every day. Just like my BD that has been gone for over ten years or my Molly or,,,,

They really become a part of you.
 
So very sorry

13 years of love and companionship. She was just gorgeous. I lost my "boy" back in April (avatar) and I sometimes wake in the middle of the night thinking about him. I feel so sorry for you and your wife. God bless.
 
Beautiful girl dog. I'm so sorry. You shepherded her all the way, which is the greatest love we can show them.
 
Heartfelt sympathy goes out to your rimfired. She was a beautiful old gal.

It's been 5 years since I lost my best bud Indy. She had been a constant companion for 15 years and I still miss her every day. So much so that I got a tattoo of her - my one and only tattoo.
 
Sorry for your loss. I recently held our family cat while she was euthanized. Tough stuff. But more humane instead of the suffering she was having.
 
Very sorry for your loss. They are just like family.
 
What a beautiful face! She must have had a great personality.

Nothing any of us say can ease the loss and pain you are feeling, but try to be comforted by two facts.

You, and your family gave her the love, and care that so many dogs never get, and know that in your future there is another wonderful dog that also needs that very love.
 
I'm so sorry. Nothing I can say will make it hurt any less. All I can say is thank you making her life as good as it was. I know in my heart your love meant all the world to her. Thank you for making her 13 years the best they could be. When they leave, they take a little piece of you with them. I truly believe you will see her again one day.
 
As puppies they live to play. But soon they will become the tireless partners and patient companions who live only to please. They will dive into impossible covers for us all day long and willingly make retrieves that are longer than they should be. So to all the great dogs we've known and loved, we wish soft beds, warm fire places, and good hunting.
 
I've been through that a couple of times and know how hard it is. It is something we owe them for their years of devotion. Very sorry for your loss.
 
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