Another bell went silent today

After 9 amazing seasons, Whisky suddenly began acting lethargic and today we watched her slip away as we stroked her velvety ears. She's buried near where we got this, her first woodcock.

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Hopefully you'll be left with a lot of fine memories of her to carry you through your loss... It's a hard pill to swallow as anyone will tell you that has owned a hunting companion and close friend. Sorry for your loss... That's a great photo of her...

Sorry for your loss.

Sorry for you loss....

Sorry for your loss i know the feeling.

Sorry for your loss.

sorry for your loss

My condolences. The loss will be felt for a long time however the memories will soften the hurt.

Great photo, great memories. Always a sad time though.

So sorry for your loss, my condolences. Always feels like they are here such a short period of time.
Lorenzo

Been there! Get a new puppy ASAP! Trust me.

That sucks sorry for your loss .
That's a great photo thought.

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Sorry to hear it ninepointer.
That is a truly thoughtful resting place.

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Sorry to hear she was a good looking pup

My condolences Derek. Only thing dogs don’t do for us is live long enough.

What a great photo. Awesome memories will help you get through it but also makes it hard to swallow at the end of the day. Sorry for your loss.

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Rest in peace .
Glen

So sorry to hear this. She was a beautiful dog. Memories will last a life time. As Jim said, get another puppy right away, if there is room in your heart. Some times it doesn't feel possible, but once in your house, a puppy will help the healing.

Sorry for your loss, my condolences to you and your family.

Never easy to lose a dog . Sorry.

Sorry for your loss

I know that feeling. I morned over my black lab girl for several weeks and it still stings! :(

They are like family members....I feel bad for everyone that loses a dog

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Originally Posted by huntnmachine

They are like family members....I feel bad for everyone that loses a dog

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I think we take it worse than the loss of a human family member because we have appropriate ways to grieve the loss of a human, but we don't have any suitable ways to grieve the loss of our faithful four legged companions. So we wind up feeling a confused version of crummy for longer than we'd like. It's the pits.

Thanks everyone for your kind words.