euthanizing your pet

[*michaelsean*]

(01-19-2016, 11:05 PM)reuben.ahmed Wrote: Yeah, the nails on the hardwood was the biggest thing for my parents, being gone.

I have some carpet in my house he scratched at during one of his frustration phases, I never vacuumed over it - lol, I can still see his scratches 5 years later. Also on his paw print in clay that I got, some of his hair is on it that I never cleaned. Tri-color beagle hair.

As tough as it is for all the recent ones here, if you're reading this, it unequivocally helps to get another pet. It won't replace your other dog, but it fills the need gap - there is a puppy or dog out there that needs you and the sad energy you may have will get transferred to something that needs your attention.

Oh yeah you have to get a new one.  The one I have now replaced one who replaced a previous one.  I haven't had a lot of luck.  My first Rottie died of a twisted stomach at 6 and my second had a degenerative nerve disease that was paralyzing him from front to back so we had to put him down at age 8.  I should probably move on to a mixed breed but man I love Rottweilers.  Beautiful, loyal and magestic.  And just his presence is one hell of a deterrent.