10 Critical Signs that Indicates Your Dog is Dying
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2024
- Losing a dog would probably be the worst nightmare come to life for many pet owners.
In this video, we will talk about 10 critical signs that indicate your dog is going to die.
00:00 - Introduction
00:28 - Signs Your Dog is Dying
6:29 - Saying Farewell
Incontinence
Dogs often lose control of their bladder or bowls as they age.
Some dogs may poop or pee in their sleep, while others may dribble urine as they walk without seeming to notice. Loss of bladder or bowl control can be upsetting for our canines because they naturally don't want to soil the house.
Your dog doesn’t want to go outside
As a dog nears death, they will become less mobile. Their legs may start giving out and the pooch may even stop wanting to go out for walks.
It will gradually progress to not being able to jump on the couch, struggling with stairs or slippery floors, and having trouble getting up after a nap.
You can help your canine by making sure their water and food bowls are easily accessible.
Loss of Interest
When a dog nears the end of their lifespan, they can begin to lose interest in the world around them, and they may stop caring about the things they normally busied themselves with.
Their favorite toys will gather dust, and they may no longer have the energy to jump up to greet you at the door, or wag their tail when you tease them with a favorite toy. This is because your dog is likely to feel more tired than usual, and it may also be painful for them to move around too much.
Social Detachment
Some dogs may become clingier when they near the end of their lifespan.
However, most dogs seek out solitude and separate themselves from the family instead of seeking comfort. They may hide somewhere, or move to a secluded corner of your home, and seem way less social than usual.
In fact, it isn’t uncommon for dogs to go under beds before they die and hide there.
Odd Breathing
When a dog is very close to death, their normal bodily functions may begin to shut down. This can cause them to breathe in an odd way.
Your dog’s breathing may be very fast or very slow. They may also simply have to work hard to move air in and out. They may breathe heavier or deeper than usual. More often than not, this is one of the last signs that develops when a dog is dying.
Right before their death, dogs will exhale one last big breath.
Loss of Appetite
Lack of appetite is common at the end of life. Your dog may start eating less and may have a hard time finishing their daily portion. A reduced appetite may also be a consequence of certain cancer treatments or terminal illnesses.
Healthy dogs want nothing more than some yummy treats. But when a dog nears the end of their lifespan, even the tastiest treat won't be interesting to them.
This is because their organs are starting to shut down, and your pet doesn't feel the need to drink or eat.
Weight Loss
As a consequence of not eating enough, you will notice a decrease in your dog's weight. But weight loss can also be commonly seen in senior dogs, and it will start well before the end of life. This is because as dogs get older, their body becomes less efficient at digesting protein.
Drastic weight loss can also be indication that your dog is suffering from cancer.
Behavioral Changes
As you might expect, your beloved pet probably isn’t feeling their best in the end of their lifespan. They could be in pain, sick, uncomfortable, and going through a lot of changes all at once. This can lead to them behaving differently, becoming irritable, growling or snapping at you when they would never do that before. Just like people get cranky when they are in pain, your canine will have the same reaction.
Reduced Body Temperature
As things progress and death inevitably approaches, your dog’s body cools down and they lose the ability to control their own body temperature. Owners often notice cold paws and cooler breath.
Their Gums Change Color
If your dog’s organs are no longer functioning properly, their gums may change color.
Blue gums can indicate that there’s not enough oxygen in a dog’s blood.
Bright red gums can be a sign of heatstroke. White or pale gums can be a sign of blood loss. However, each of these colors could also be a sign that a dog is close to death.
As your dog is preparing to cross the rainbow bridge, the time you have left with them is as precious as it is limited.
It's important to remember that if the dog is suffering from a lot of pain, assessing the option of euthanasia is humane.
If your dog hates going to the vet, look into at-home pet euthanasia services to provide a peaceful end-of-life experience for your beloved pooch.
Another tough decision is what to do with the body of the animal. Some owners make arrangements for their dog's cremation or burial.
Many vet clinics or animal funeral homes offer these services.
Alternatively, if you want to keep your dog close to your home, as well as your heart, you can choose to bury them in your own property or backyard.
My dog lived to 18. We knew he wasn’t doing well and that The end was near. I woke up in the middle of the night and found him under my bed which he never did before. I put him back in bed with me and within an hour or two he laid next to me and passed. They deserve to live longer than most humans.
Bro i am sorry for your loss
Do you used to play with him?
@Calvin D devastating
@@shauryaytshorts3882 😭😭😭
i agree i have a black lab and i hope he lives longer me showing love comfort
There is no greater love than the love of a good dog.
That is the absolute truth..
There is no greater love than the love of God.
_”Greater love has no one than this, that a person will lay down his life for his friends” (John 15:13)._
-The Lord Jesus Christ
@@itsok2bwhiteendanti-whiteh548
The god of the bible? Because I've read the bible. I saw the parts where it gives instruction on how to own and beat slaves, murder vanquished neighbors, and keep their women and children for themselves, and other unpleasant acts. I also saw the parts where it talks about nonsense such as witches, whales being fish, and bats being birds, talking donkeys, snakes, and unicorns to mention but a few.
Then there's all the self-contradiction and just plain wrongness.
It's a foul document that's been through several translations after being told by barbaric bronze age goatherds who knew little of the world around them so just made stuff up.
Just like you are doing right now.
My dog (boxer lurcher cross) died back in 2016, age 16 ,a lovely big dog that was full of fun and did stupid stuff to keep itself and me entertained, loved the long walks with him, the hardest part was seeing him struggle to walk and having that resigned look on ihis face near the end , still miss him.
@@mitchellkent1815
“The god of the bible?”
-Yes, the God of the Bible.
“Because I’ve read the bible.”
-Have you? Because if you’ve actually read the Bible, you understood not a single word of it in its proper context.
“…gives instruction on how to own and beat slaves…”
-Interesting 🧐, because no such “instructions” exist per voluntary servitude. But I am curious as to which historical stories, chapters, and verses you decontextualize to assert this lie? Please, share them, that I may educate you on what the Bible actually, and accurately teaches. I’m assuming we should start at the beginning with an understanding behind voluntary and involuntary servitude, the instructions behind such servitude, and why it was enacted. But I’ll need your decontextualized verses first. I’m confident I already know which ones you’ll use, but let’s hear them from you.
“…murder vanquished neighbors…”
-Let’s see some verses posted already, or are you afraid I will put them in their proper context? I assume you are going to argue that conquest in the Bible is immoral? But before you do, please tell me how you justify morality from an atheist worldview? I will first need the non-existent atheistic standard for morality to properly judge God’s moral law, and determine where He went wrong. Clearly your moral law is superior. So, without borrowing from the Bible, please share with me YOUR moral law.
“…and other unpleasant acts.”
-By all means, define what you mean by these “unpleasant acts” without using God’s moral law for your terms. I just can’t seem to logically grasp why atheists keep using “right,” or “wrong” when they have no justification for an absolute standard for morality? In other words, don’t borrow from biblical morality to attack biblical morality. Let’s remain consistent, shall we? I want to know where you get your authority from, and why from your worldview, conquest is wrong? In your worldview, morality doesn’t exist, there is no “right or wrong,” there’s only specks of star dust interacting with each other. Thereby, what has God done that is “ungodly” of Him?
“Witches”
-In which context? The pagan occult which still exists today, e.g., Satanic witchcraft? Gotta know, so we can discuss in context.
“Whales being fish”
-I’d certainly like to see where you got this one from. I’m assuming this has to be about the story of Jonah? Are you saying that the Bible says whales and fish are the same thing? Are you saying that it was a whale that swallowed Jonah, not a large fish, like Leedsichthys-a creature you’d consider as a “living fossil”? Lots we could discuss here.
“Bats being birds”
-Again, let’s see those verses. Can’t help you if we can’t establish context.
“…talking donkeys, snakes, and unicorns…”
-God lacks the power to open the mouth of a donkey? Satan cannot possess and represent the serpent? Rhinoceros (unicorns) don’t exist? (This 👉🏻 🦏, not this 👉🏻🦄.) Are you putting limitations on God’s power just because you lack understanding, think something to be impossible or ridiculous or mythological? Do you know what the serpent looked like in the Garden of Eden, how it was different then, how it was “possessable”? Were you there? Did you create the serpent? How do you know? Please, tell me.
“Then there’s all the self-contradiction and just plain wrongness…”
-Which supposed contradictions? I’d be stoked to discuss each one in depth with you. But I wonder how many other Christians have discussed with you these supposed contradictions before, and you’ve ignored them…🤔.
And again, in your worldview, how does one define “wrongness,” or on the contrary, “rightness.” Atheists do not possess a moral compass, your worldview does not allow for morality, it only allows for survivability (assuming you’re an atheist/evolutionist). And I’m making that assumption because most atheists are evolutionists. This is so they don’t contradict themselves further by denying some form of causation, so instead they rely entirely on evolution/millions-of-years. It is legitimately their god, the god of self, the worship of man and man’s ideas.
“…that’s been through several translations…”
-You wouldn’t be devout if you didn’t include this criticism of scripture. Attacking its legitimacy and authenticity is the most common attack on the Bible in all of history, and it’s never worked. Want to know why? Would you like to know how we know the scriptures have remained unchanged since they were originally written? Would you like to know their origin?
You see, I doubt you want to know any of this, because you don’t even know what you mean my “translations.”
The truth is, you aren’t looking for answers, you’re looking for victims. You’re an opportunistic militant atheist who gets triggered every time he sees God mentioned, and you thought this would be like many other times where you felt vindicated after pouncing on your unsuspecting Christian prey. But you weren’t expecting someone like me, were you? You were expecting your usual prey, i.e., some young, naïve, inexperienced Christian that you could attack with your typical, overused, easily debunked, extremely outdated atheist arguments, and then declare yourself another “victory.” Each “pesky Christian” you defeat gives you a sense of superiority, and reinforces your unbelief and hatred of the Biblical God. After all, it’s easier to dismiss that which you do not understand, and are unwilling to learn. If I had to guess, you’re in your early to mid 20’s, maybe attended university where your indoctrination was solidified, are a devout atheist, believe evolution as your man-made god, pride yourself as a militant atheist, adhere strongly to radical Leftist ideology, etc. I’ll conclude with this, if it weren’t for people like you, I’d still be one of those uninformed believers. I have countless debates with arrogant anti-theists like you to thank for my apologetics skills. 😉
The pain is like a kick in the gut that never goes away...losing a beloved, best friend is truly devastating.
That's true been a year since I lost my dog feels like yesterday
@@mattgutman641 Yep...I totally understand and no one really gets that kind of pain unless they go through it. I'm so sorry for your loss as well.
Man...I understand that@
I agree 100%
Emptiness a hole in My Heart
My yorkie is beside me now and is crossing the rainbow bridge. I would guess within two days if that. Please pray for her to pass swiftly and peacefully. She’s been my companion for 9 years and I have nobody else. She has been the biggest blessing and I’ll never forget her.
Sorry for your loss
I also have a yorkie and she’s being put down today. She was not breathing right and she was coughing and her neck would keep hanging down. I’ll miss her. I’m currently 10 years old. She was a good dog
I lost my yorkie, Bailey, two years ago. She was 10 years old and really sick at the end. I'll always cherish the memories I had with her. I hope your puppy is resting peacefully in the clouds.
My Yorkie is 14. Last week, she started having many of the symptoms stated in this video. I'm supposed to put her down tomorrow. She has kidney failure. Today, she was back to her self. They said it's the medication she's on.... I just don't want to put her down if she's not ready.
@@StarinTx usually the sign are when they basically stop eating and drinking. Basically with a older dog when they stop eating and drinking then it is time to go. I had a cat that had kidney failure and he keep eating but when he stopped and I bought him to the Vat she said he would not make it more then a few very painful days. The choice was easy. The key is not to let your pet suffer because you do not have the courage to do the right thing at the end. Sometime the animal has a health problem that because of there age they will never make though surgery. Unfortunally this is part of pet ownership. I tend to rescue older pet so I have been though the process a lot more then I wish to.
For everyone that lost their best friend, know that you are not alone.
Yes yes
It hurts so much 😭
He was my best friend 😭😭
Kind was with me since I was born
I-I don't want him to die 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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Dogs are only part of your life, but to your dog you are their whole life.
ty
For as long as you remember, they will be with you.
Yes I agree ❤
No my dog is my whole
Reading these comments it appears the other way around.
35 years, and I still get heavy in the chest when I think about the day I lost my childhood friend. That poor old boy. I could never bear to have another, partly because I am as loyal to him as he was to me, and partly because I just can't face that last day, ever again.
How he died
yeah, i dont even know why i watched this. my mini schnauzer Ascher died in 2006 when I lived in California. I just got another schnauzer, Astra, and she is my world and I adore her to pieces (and she's such a little stinker and thinks shes the mayor of East Village NYC), but I still miss Ascher to this day.
Me too. Never want another pet. The last day was too hard.
@@peacefulsoul81 That's a whole different type of loss that is excruciating in it's own way.
feel same way.
Lost my dog today, How I wish their lifespan is the same as ours. My eyes are dry from crying and I can’t even comprehend it yet it feels like a bad nightmare…
RIP Scotty you will always have a special place in my heart… You’re my first ever dog and no matter how many dogs I get in the future there is only one like you. You’re very easy to train and you’re very friendly never have i seen you be aggressive towards other dogs…
I'm really sorry for your loss I hope you are doing well now I'm through that state with one of my dogs right now
hello, i hope you are doing better. i am very scared for my dog because he is past the average age of death. I know Scotty is in the happy and beautiful place he deserves to be.
So sorry for your loss!!! Im going through that with my 12 yr old izzy (Rottie). She has aggressive mammary cancer.
I'm sorry for your loss.
I truly know what you are going through. We lost our Otis a month and a half ago and it feels like only yesterday we had him by our side what a sad day when he passed.
my black lab was named "shadow" for a reason, he was always just behind me and if I stopped suddenly, would run into me. He lived to 17. I had to put him down due to spinal arthritis as he hurt so much and couldn't hardly walk. Those last few weeks, he stayed away from me and slept in the back room. I had put down a memory foam mattress for him since he couldn't get in the bed anymore. He slept in the bed for almost 17 years. He had never been away from me or anyone visiting in all those years, until near the end. Me and my parents were there for him at the end, I held him in my arms as the vet gave him the shots. I have never cried so hard for any loss in my life. He was my son and it has been 12 years since his death and I still miss him. I have had friends and family do me wrong over the years, but that dog always loved me unconditionally. He always was there after a crappy day at work or when I got a bad flu and couldn't hardly leave the bed for 2 days. I had a widow maker heart attack and he stuck around for 2 years after, to make sure I was ok. He did most of these things in this video. I saw a quote on Twitter that said " between hello and goodbye, there was love, so much love " RIP Shadow, you made my life worth living and I still miss you every damn day. 1993-2010
I can truly relate I lost my dog of 16 years last year in may on the 5th and till this day it is tough without him around being with u half your life,He passed away in my arms his bark awakened me on that final morning at 5:44am and held him until his final breath,he sadly passed away from a bacterial infection of the skin that just happened out of nowhere in April 9th last year took him to vet three times that month for it as it progressed he sadly wouldn't improve with treatment for it until while declined on the 5th may I just wish till this day that it was more that could had been done in time for my dog I had mines cremated which was tough at doing but I will keep them with me forever at mind everyday since his passing born2005- in heaven in 2021
I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️
That's the same lifespan as my first cat. Same years too.
This made me tear up killa was 18 n so was princess
@@chronjuanjm So sorry for your loss. I feel so lucky I had so much time with my boy. So many others only get 8-12 years and those extra 5 meant so much to me.
My pal Tommy died yesterday at midnight. From my first day at school to my final days of University he was there with me. I'll miss you buddy hope you find peace.
Bro i want your insta can i talk💕
Sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss.
@@shauryaytshorts3882 nah, he's got better things to do
@@lennyelsam5366 hah🛐😂
To all the dogs that Ive been lucky enough to share my life with, thank you for loving me, even when I didn't love myself. Thank you for teaching me to embody positive character traits, like quality of character, empathy, kindness, and loyalty, while also fostering responsibility and love. My pups also made me remember not to take myself too seriously and to have fun and remain in the moment. Thank you, I love and miss you.
Amazing words, I feel the same way now with my first dog, I hope he will have a great life with me, and try to enjoy everyday as much as its possible with him, and I cant really imagine the how I will fill his absence
Had to put our 12 year old handsome husky 4 days ago due to kidney failure. It was such a terrible end as he didn’t eat for 4 days and he LOVED food. He lost 8 pounds within the past month. I just miss him so much❤ i will always love you my blue eyed boy 🐶😢
I don’t think I can go through losing my best friend,it just too hard ,but a dog is definitely better than people the love is unconditional.
That would be selfish on our part since we say i won't own another, it's too sad. Our fear of loss, deprives a pup his whole life of being loved and deprives you those 12-15 of having the privelege of having loved. You can swerve the whole loss part if you plan on maybe aquirring puppies from your pal later in life so his memory, some manurisms and def his DNA will still live on.
Just be sure you will be able to find the litter mates good homes.
They should have a life expectancy like ours!
They don't. And you know why? Because they don't need to learn what love is, opposed to humans.
@@marka.2484 No, but they're more worthy of living longer than some humans. That's for damn sure.
I disagree, I have thought about this a lot and maybe my thinking is flawed, like to hear others opinion on my acedotal example.
Had an English Bulldog, 10 years old, who has managed to get the door open to our above ground pool deck one night when we let him out to go pee before bed (not sure if the kids left it open or what. Well he fell in the pool and bulldogs arent great swimmers so he drowned. While I was beyond devastated the only solace I got was that it was towards the end of his life (I guess relating it to a 90 year old grandmother dying as opposed to a 10 year old child. He was a great dog and I'm not sure if knowing I missed out on just a couple years with him is better than if I thought I missed out on 80
Also, if dogs have a live expectancy of 78 years, like we do, wouldn't it be incredibly selfish for older people to get a dog? I mean you know it's gonna outlive you, so you would push the burden of owning this dog to a relative.
Corrupt a wish Genie: Granted, Humans will now only live to be 20 years old.
@@marka.2484 Most humans don't learn though so that makes no sense.
This video is well made. I recently lost 3 of my best friends in a span of 2 years. I weeped inconsolably and loudly. I write this in tears. Please follow the advice. The dog will lovingly cling to you and make you strong as you impart love and support. Our dogs died in our arms. It helped us with closure and memories. Lastly I offer my strong opinion that you can’t replace any living creature or person you love but if you love your dog through to the end then you have an enduring love that can love another dog or two. They need your love and they will absorb your pain as they lick your face in that special canine way that begs for your deepest friendship. Adopt from the humane society or purchase a puppy. It’s the greatest tribute you can give to your best departed friends that adored you. Let love and humanity pour from your soul and your new best friends will give you years of joy & happiness. Most Sincerely, George. In loving memory of Hunter, Margaret, and Winston. And our new family members; Oliver & Alfie
My dog is old and is going through most of these things and I try my best to make everything g comfortable sitting there and petting him, giving only soft foods, just being there with him getting a memory foam bed and a new blanket. I’m in literally shaking and crying watching this video because it’s been so long with him. I hate seeing him like this, it’s hurts so bad. I love him so much.
I'm so, so sorry.
I hope that your pup crossed over the rainbow bridge peacefully and that you are ok. I saw your comment as I am experiencing this currently. 😢
It was hard to watch this video. My dog just died naturally on 2/1/22, he was 13 years old & I had him since he was born. My heart goes out to anyone who has lost your best friend 😢
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Be very kind to yourself at this time. I have lost through years 3 fur children and my human son, too. They all hurt the same!
@@s.m.durham8441 Thanks for these words , and sorry to hear. Yes, very painful.
What kind of dog may I ask
How did you find out?? and that has to be so scary and traumatizing to see them like that :( I’m sooo sorry.
This is so sad..... I lost my beloved dogs in 2003 and it still hurts me to this day. They are truly family that you will never forget.
lost my 17 yo Black Lab in 2010, yep, still think about him everyday. He was a son to me. They are not "pets" , they are family members that we love and that love us. I am sorry about your loss, I hope we both find peace some day.
Its okay, my bird kinda last forever
I’m so sorry! They are probably eating treats rn in doggy heaven 🙃
I'm So Sorry, I Know What It's Like To Lose A Friend, Too. I Just Lost My Dog 3 Months Ago😢.
dang that when i was born i miss my dog too
Our family dog died yesterday morning.😢 I had to call all the siblings to come say goodbye to him. Everyone was saying I was wrong that he was fine playing around with them, but he was just happy to see everyone but right after everyone left he was ready. He died early morning the next day. We all just layed out in the living room with him so he wasn’t alone. We faked sleeping with him so he can pass in his sleep. He did 40mins later.
My dog passed 1year ago yesterday ( his photo is my profile photo) He was 10years & 4months old & yesterday I cried a trillion tears wishing I could hug him again just 1more time & I would not let go .. I miss you so much my beautiful Logie Bear ( he was named Logan by my son) RIP my beloved loyal friend ❤till we meet again , I send all my love to you ❤❤❤❤❤❤
These behaviors were present in both of my babies when they passed within a week of each other back in October. It still hurts.
I lost my beloved Cocker Spaniel, Molly on Nov 9th. You never get over it... I did rescue a Cocker from down south about a month ago however, and he's absolutely wonderful. It helps with the healing process as well...
Halloween I had to put my Bella of 12.5 years to sleep. I'm still depressed as hell. My first dog, Liberty died on my birthday back in 2009.
@@JnEricsonx Jon, when you feel the time is right, you should look into adopting a rescue, and saving a pups life. It really made me feel better and I love my rescue. He's a great dog who needed love.
@@dons106 I'm actually going to a adoption thing this weekend. Else there's some people who'll have lab puppies late spring I think. Both dogs I had were black labs. Liberty(July 4th 1999-June 19th 2009) picked us when my sister was helping watch some friends new puppies, Liberty broke away from the group and crawled right over to her. So, that was that. Then, less than a month after she died, one of my mom's assistants at work found a ad for lab puppies-in LIBERTY, NY. So we went. It's been 3.5 months since Bella died, I just didn't want to try getting a puppy during this below freezing NY winter.
@@JnEricsonx Yeah, I hear you about starting out with a new dog in the winter. I've already tumbled a few times....but I'm walking two now. Yup, along with the rescue (Silas), I also got myself a puppy (Cooper), as well. Both boys. First time I've owned two at once, and I'm loving it. They are the best of friends. My rescue is pretty young, 3, so I'm hoping they have a solid decade together, hopefully more of course.
Losing a pet is the most harder and sadness for anyone to deal with 😭❤️
Something that has always brought me solace in moments like these is that we have to suffer the loss of dogs, as our cross to bear so they never have to live a day without us. They're too pure for that sadness so it's up to us to shoulder that burden.
That's really lovely and so touching.
I love this ❤ 🐾
Thank you for saying this! It helps a lot.
My dog is not feeling well today, thanks for sharing this… sobbing right now… the words touches my soul… beautifully said❤️
@@QQ-hp9ge praying for your dog 🙏
my dog just died today. august 24th. we had to put her down but it was so much more devastating to watch her die. she had a bowel (butt) cancer. and just yesterday we found out she had a bone cancer. in all her bones. i love you so so so much carla. you sill always be with us in our hearts and we will reach you in heaven baby.
My little chi, jack russell mix will be 15 yrs old in March. Had him since he was born.His an old man, sweet as can be, have noticed that he doesn't spend as much time outside, and thst his eyes sight is getting bad, sleeps a lot, but still gets excited when family comes over. Makes me sad knowing that I could may only have him with me a few more years, until then I will love him, and take care of him and to continue to treat him like my baby as I always have.
My chi Jack Russell is now 18 and has gone deaf. But that’s about it. Still runs ahead of me at the park! However I know we are on borrowed time and I appreciate her all the more.❤
Great information on a tough subject. If you have recently lost a beloved pet, the grief can be overwhelming. Please talk to a friend, or get counseling. Losing a pet can be even harder than losing a person. 🌹🌹🌹
I was completely devastated losing my 13 & 15 year old babies within 6 months of each other. I wish i had sought out therapy because i missed a year of my life after that. Losing our beloved pets can be more difficult than human loss because we are truly given unconditional love by them. I have two babies now but i still feel the pain deeply from their loss as they got me through cancer. I pray for everyone who goes through this and believe we will be reunited in the afterlife. 🌈
@Yorkie Mom I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of your two fur babies. My mum lost her beautiful Toby boy, also a Yorkie three days into the first lockdown. I believe that he too got mum through cancer. She was 84 when she had surgery. She walked Toby every day, and I believe that made her fit enough to have surgery. Then the desire to get back out walking him spurred on her recovery. Mum and Toby were like an old married couple sitting on the settee together! I don’t think she will ever get over his loss. It’s the whole unconditional love thing. I miss him too, he was the most beautiful boy.
I lost literally lost 2 person. My dad and my grandma
Yes I agree because I lost my dog of 16 years last year on may 5th and I still mourn him he truly meant so much to me played very important role in my life without him around I feel alone he is greatly missed dearly
We were together for 2 months... It was the best 2 months that happened to me.. We had times where he scratches me accidentally, play bites me too hard.. Sometimes I even doubted why owning him.. Yet now, he just lays in the corner of our house, he's gone pale.. Idk what to do if i loose him.. He's been having these symtoms, and i cant stop sobbing... I don't want to say goodbye yet..
♡ I lost my incredible boy about 2 months ago. We knew he was starting to age, but didn't exhibit any signs of pain and/or severe illness.
My angel passed away at home, in our yard, in his favorite spot.
I managed to get him inside with the help of another loved one.
He passed away slowly and peacefully in my arms. He did it on his own terms. I got to tell him goodbye and express to him how much I loved him and what a fantastic dog he was.
I also got to tell him that it was OK to go. That his human family that hed protected for so long) would all take care of one another.
I would make sure of it.
I told him to it was ok to let go and cross that rainbow bridge. He smiled at me and very gently passed shortly after.
I recognize that not many people get to experience this when losing their best friend. As horrible and sad as it was to endure, I'm thankful for those moments. I know he is ok. My baby boy.
Until we meet again! ♡
As a farmer I have to put down animals occasionally. But when my great dane reached 13 years old it was obvious that I couldn't hang on any longer. I took her out for one last very special day to all the places she loved. Even though I had to carry her some of the way. The next day I took her to the vet. I held her and cuddled her as her life slipped away. This is one of the hardest things I ever had to do. Yet I felt it was my duty to be with her until it was all over. I didn't mention that she was my first dog. The only one that had truly looked to me as her friend and "owner". So it was a lot more personal than any of the other animals I mentioned. Four years later I haven't got over that loss. Even with my new and lovely great dane.
That is an amamzing age for a Great Dane !! I have had three dogs now. The first two I was with at the very end and the third is still a pup. It hurts like mad having to say goodbye to a dog that has become part of the family.
The end really made my tears flow. After they die, it must be so hard for dog owners to know that they're no longer waiting at the door...
oh its truly horrible. Waiting at the door, their personality and antics that made you always laugh, them bed hogging and cuddling with you at night. Its really awful when they are gone
True... I lost 3 of my dogs and i always think about them before i was not used to it even now ..
Maybe not at the door but I can tell you this you will see them again . We seen are pets one time or another in our house or in the yard only a glimpse but you see them.
@@Vampire_Lovely Same here, My 3rd dog passed away from a sudden stroke a couple months ago. I was very sad and I could’ve helped him but I panicked and hesitated and just stood there watching him suffer and die!!😭😭😭 He was young and turned 4 about a week before his death!! 😭 And my other two dogs had cancer, very old, and some other symptoms and we had to put them down.😢😢 RIP Shadow, Tinker Bell, and Binks you were my best friends, I love you and I miss you all. ❤❤😢😢
@@blueknight5617 same with my very first dog..
Our dogs are our children. We’ve had 3 of our babies so far leave us. One of the most painful experiences in our lives. I pray for all of you and for the babies you’ve lost and pray they are at peace and in heaven to be reunited with you again someday.
I want the Rainbow Bridge to be real in the worst way. I'd be more happy seeing my pups again than any of my friends or relatives...
They all are waiting for us in Heaven. The HOLY BIBLE says.
@Jerry and Dianne Dennison ❤ I truly believe so....but my dad says that they don't have souls and won't be in heaven, and it upsets me so much. My dog Luccii is sick, and talking to my dad about her makes me upset that he doesn't get it... she's my best friend. 😢
@@lilbrowngirlwithlocs4038 according to the Bible, every living thing has a spirit, but the soul has the ability to sin. Animals cannot sin, but we can. 1 Corinthians 15:39 (KJV) “All flesh is not the same flesh: but there is one kind of flesh of men, another flesh of beasts, another of fishes, and another of birds.” Luke 3:6 (KJV) “And all flesh shall see the salvation of God.” This means all spirits of all different kinds of flesh of all creatures. In heaven we will be reunited with all sprits.
The end of life is the hardest and worst part of having a dog. I always stay by their side when I have to put them down. It’s the hardest thing at the time but I feel better holding their head as they go so they hopefully know they were my everything.
My first dog, a Shih Tzu, raised his head and let out a little wolf howl and then passed. He was almost 17 and it was the most poignant moment of my life.
How did you know his time was near?
My dog is close and I’m scared I won’t be around when he leaves. It’s so hard, I can’t just take off work for an extended time, but I don’t want to miss it.
I want to be there to comfort him in his last moments
@@xcmedinA He had already been declining but then one moment he collapsed and stopped breathing (except for the final little wolf howl and that was it. It really happened so suddenly and I didn't see it coming. He always hated the vet so, in a way, comforted that he was at home and with me. I've had to make the call to have the vet put down my previous pets and that was beyond heartbreaking. At least, with euthanization they are not alone and no longer suffering. It's just so awful to have to be the one to decide. Bless you and your little one!
Wow, that is almost identical to mine. My shih tzu passed last May and he was 16 almost 17. Had him for 14 years. I could gradually see his decline in his last month or so. It started with not eating treats anymore, then wouldn't eat food at all, then eventually stopped drinking water. Lost so much weight, he was so thin, started throwing up, got so weak that when he would try to stand up, he would collapse on the floor. Watching him suffer those last three days of his life was unbearable and broke my heart. Was going to get him put down the next day but woke up that morning, and he had passed. The pain of losing him and missing him never goes away. I'm thankful that I now have a new shih tzu who is almost nine months old. He's helped heal some of the pain, but missing him will never go away 😢
Bro rung up god and was like "Hey im omw"
Props to him for giving the big man upstairs a heads up
😢so sorry
Im going to miss her, she had to be put down and was pronounced dead at 1:33 pm at EST. Tomorrow was going to be her 11th birthday. Molly, you were such a good girl, I will always love and miss you.
2/18/2011 - 2/17/2022
I've lost 4 dogs over the years and it's the most heartbreaking 💔 thing you can go through. I still cry even though I have fond memories of each of them.
Losing one of my pups is one of the few things that will being me to tears for a couple days.
I've lost three. Luckily, there's two others that I have.
Im not ready for this 😢 this is sooo sad.... As im watching this, looking at my baby and continuously crying... i can not let her go... This is not possible for any of the dog parents.... They give us so much love in so little time... They deserve sooo much more ❤
I lost my Pugsley 2 weeks ago,she went through everything mentioned here,she love it when I prayed every day so when we were waiting in the car at the vet office for a room to open up I prayed and that always makes her feel calm,when I was finished she stood up one last time and gave me the biggest smile then stumped down again ,they gave her a shot to calm her ( she was having seizures and vomiting blood) when they gave her the shot her heart stopped I had my hand on her heart the whole time. She was 15 and a Corgi/healer mix and my best friend who traveled everywhere with me. I can't imagine traveling without her.
One of my dogs went outside in the cold to die-she didn't want to stay in the house..so sad.
Pets generally don't want to die near us. I don't remember the reason for this though.
Brings back memories of my family dog. We had her for 13 years. From 2005-2018 she had aggressive cancer and went through all this stuff. It was heartbreaking
My chihuahua died today. He was 13 as well.
@@kittyqveen3249 bro then why you watching the video ?
It's been almost a decade, and I've got a cat while the rest of my family got another dog, but I will never stop mourning my childhood dog. We euthanized him at 12.5 due to cancer stealing his quality of life. We gathered (parents divorced and he was rehomed with my dad's ex after my mom sold the house) to be with him and give him the goodbye on the night before, and my dad held him in his final moments. The vet cried with him. He's had a special place in the heart of every single person in his life.
I'm suffering, she is not the girl I've known. Having a hard time letting her go, we saved Maddie she had heart worms and had been abused. We saved her, got her well and loved her for 16 years. She is everything. She is very old, she is releaving herself indoors. I know its time for Heaven for her. I hate this
My German shep went to the unfinished basement in a dark corner ;( it broke my heart .losing her was SO PAINFUL 💔. I only had 8 years with her .wish they lived forever !! Animals are more loving and loyal than any human
Almost all of this symptoms were present in our beloved dog. We had her for 16 beautiful years. She passed in 2016, and still love and miss her.
I just lost my dog who was my best friend for almost 18 years on my birthday this October. It was one of the worst days of my life. My heart is so broken. I will never ever forget him!
18 years old dog is like 120 years old human for most breeds
@@baha3alshamari152 yes and I was very blessed, but it still hurts to miss him not here with me.
Letting go of a good dog is so painful. That pain is the price of all the love we share with a good dog.
My dog Chilindrino passed away less than a month ago on January 19th and man, it's still hard to comprehend that he's gone. He had liver cancer and was in pain so we couldn't allow him to be in pain any longer. May he rest in peace and I hope he understands how much my family and I love him.
Sorry to hear your loss.
Aww..grateful you let your pal rest in peace but sorry for your loss..
It’s been 3 months..
He does you truly loved him and he truly loved you. God bless you and yours.
One of the worst parts of this ongoing pandemic is how some animal hospitals are not letting owners accompany their pets into the hospital for euthanasia procedures.
We recently said goodbye to our 14 year old boxer mix. We were fortunate enough to have a vet who allowed us to be with our dog during those final few moments.
We put ours down 3 weeks ago. Our vet allowed us to be with him, but if they would have said now, we would have done an at home euthanasia.
Our vet comes to our cat to sedate and then euthanize..to die in a comfortable and familiar place..
I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️
@@asparapee4213 I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️
@@jennielee2107 Thank you.
My angel Penny I had to put down due to organ failure and she used all her strength just to be near me. She was so weak and sick and all she wanted was to be with me, so I made sure to hold her paw as she was being put down. She was there for me and I was there for her to the very end. I love her.
I buried my dog by the back gate. I still speak to her in a soft quiet voice when I'm around her grave site.
Just a small mixed breed given to me by a neighbor who was moving away. Loved her a lot, the sweetest dog I ever owned.
Losing a dog must be one of the most painful experiences in life, period
my beloved Bichon Branden was laid to rest last year in September... it hurts still but the 16 years ive had with him were the best of my life... he had a throat tumor that spread in a matter of a couple months... me and my mom spreaded his ashes in his favorite park that he loved to walk around at... im waiting til spring to get my new baby to give a loving life and home too...
So sad 😔
When my dog was put to rest she also had an oral tumor. The final night she was living she could no longer walk on her own. She could no longer eat or drink water. So we called the vet and the vet said she was dying a slow and painful death and needed to be put down. Instead of cremating her. We wrapped her body in a garbage bag along with her death blanket and buried her in a hole me and my family dug about three feet in the backyard. The spot we dug the hole was her favorite relaxing spot in our backyard.
I'm so sorry but dont feel left out I feel the same way about my dog that past away 2 years ago
My dog Bella is getting older and just the thought of losing her kills me. I always say, imagine how different the world would be if humans were as loving and loyal as our dogs. The purest love most of us ever experience in life will be from our pets.
My dogs name is bella too
Candice, I always think about that & say that too!!! There is a reason DOG is GOD spelled backwards!! I can’t imagine life without the love of a dog!!
Our 14 year old Shih Tzu, Isa, was my daughter's pup. She was diagnosed 2 years ago with bladder cancer...with meds and 2 surgeries, we have been blessed to have ve her the last two years. My daughter passed away almost 13 years ago...Isa was her pup. Jessica only had her for a little over a year before she she died, but we could definitely always tell the impression Jessica left on Isa...the pup actually has her same feisty ways...tiny, but mighty. Isa has really been declining the past two weeks.. collapsed in a heap on the floor and peed all over last week and has many, many accidents throughout the day. Last night, we believe she had a seizure... she's almost eating nothing..still drinking some. My husband and I have gave walked this road 9 previous times....oh, little Isa is gonna be extra hard.😢
God bless you!
Damn, that was sad. However, understanding end of life needs for your dog is so important. The last thing a loving dog deserves is to he ignored, pushed too hard or punished when their body is giving up on them
Broke everyone's heart when it became apparent my Bella was suffering-and my mom had 9 days left on a trip with my sister's family. She wouldn't even go outside to do her business. She pooped on the floor of the bathroom because maybe she thought since everyone else goes there, if she went there she wouldn't get in trouble. So I couldn't wait for my mom to come home.
@@JnEricsonx My new dog's name is Bella as well
I cried for weeks when my beloved dog got cancer and had to be put down. My grandmother died a couple weeks later and I didn’t shed a tear. Unfortunately my grandmother wasn’t a nice person so I was only really sad when I saw her decline but only as a fellow human being. My dog gave me unconditional love. I miss him to this day. I know it may sound harsh that I miss my dog and not my biological grandmother but I don’t see it that way. You reap what you sow. Biology doesn’t make a family. Love does.
My dog is 17 now and he has all these conditions... I just can't imagine anything... He was my great companion sibling in my life ❤️ he is my everything and his name is Cheeta❤
My dad's border collie went through most of these before my parents had him euthanized. On the other hand, we had a golden retriever who showed few signs of being near the end. She wasn't young when she died, I think she was 12 or 13, but the only sign of age she had was difficulty standing up from hip dysplasia. Other than that, she was lively, active, had a normal appetite. Then one day she lay down in her favorite spot in the back yard, went to sleep, and died.
My family had two other goldens. One of them disappeared when it was time to die. We lived on a ranch and one day she was just gone. She knew her time was up and she went off to find the right place to go. The other was a male. He was my protector when I was a child. He was born when I was one year old and he was attached to me. That dog would not let me go anywhere without him. He was very strong and generally friendly, but he was capable of violence. One time when we were playing in the haystack he killed a rat because it got too close to me. The older female was his mother. We were a trio. A four-year-old kid and two dogs.
Hip problems are common in golden retirievers
Yes golden retrievers often have hip problems and I am so sorry
It really sucks when a dog is getting ready to pass, I’m still crushed by my dog Maximus passing in December 2020, 😢😭😭😭
Yeah I lost my beloved Oct 2021...
Same feeling 💔
Same With My Rabbit Named Snowy Passed In Her Sleep 😢
My beloved Muffin also passed in Dec 2020 just a couple months before her 18th birthday. Still can’t believe she’s gone and that I’ll never see her again. Most people just don’t understand the grief. She was the best friend I’ll ever have. Knew me better than anyone ever will. 💕🐶😢😢💕 By the way - she’s not the pug pictured on the icon. She was a beautiful brown dachshund spaniel mix.
@@brooklynyoblon1536 That’s Old For A Rabbit
A big request to all fur baby lovers
Even if you have to put your dog down please be with them in their last moments ❤
I held her until she passed. I'll never forget that afternoon with her. Makes me want to cry just writing this.
@@dons106 my girl too passed away in my arm the vets said she only have 6 months when she was diagnosed in first lockdown March 2020 but she passed away in December 20th last year...
I can understand your feelings and love for your girl
I hope she is without any pain and chasing more balls in heaven ❤
I held both of my babies when they passed. I was calm and loving on them to insure the most peaceful passing but after they were gone i just lost it. My two died within 6 months of each other and i mourned for a year. As painful as it was i am glad that i was the one holding them! We will meet again one day but until then i have their ashes and will be buried with them.
It’s one of the saddest days ever..!!!
i was face to face with my minpin when he died but my chihuahua died in August while i was sleeping and i've been kicking myself ever since.
My best friend passed away 2 days ago on Christmas. He was 11 and his birthday would have been next month. It was so sudden and I keep stopping, waiting for him to follow me when I get up only to remember hes no longer here...the house is so quiet and I miss the click clacking of his nails on the floor...i keep waking up thinking i feel his nose nudging me trying to wake me up. I feel so alone.
The worst thing about getting our little cavvie Archie, is knowing that we're going to have to go down this road again one day. Nothing - NOTHING - worse than seeing our previous best mate Bailey, slowly leaving us over a period of time. Heartbreaking, painful & a sense of loss that cannot be described.
All anyone needs to remember is what I was told: if you feel the pain of your losing your canine friend, you know you provided them a damn good life - that's what's we hold onto for Bailey, and that's what we're determined to do for Archie.
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Sad, but necessary video. Thank you.
My family dog passed on Friday, he gave us 10 great years, he was my little brother through and through, I'll miss you little man
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I lost my dog today due to cancer. He has been part of our family for 13 years and forever will be in our heart. He was like a little innocent child, with the greatest love in this world. I have been crying for the whole day until my eyes run out of tears… I am just not ready to say goodbye. But at the same time, I know he is not suffering or in pain anymore, he is running around happily in dogs heaven. I know we will meet again one day.
My dog is 10 years now and getting older...I cry sometimes thinking that he will go someday as he is everything to me😞
I cried like a baby when my GSD baby boy died. He was old and lost all usage of his back legs due to hip and spine failure. He even started Defecating on himself. We knew it was time and i think he did too. He got some hot dogs for his last snack and a hug and off to the vet. The look he gave me when he was about to get the shot to make him sleep was one i will never forget. My heart hurt so bad that day. I stayed with him all the way til he passed on and one final goodbye and a rub on his head for being such a good baby. We had a plaque made with his name and foot print added to in that sits on our counter. We have a new sweet GSD baby girl now named Bella but Delgado will always carry a special place with me.
Thanks for making this video-my dog is 13 and last night I thought she stopped breathing-she is ok but I realized how unprepared I was. This video actually gave me a lot of things to watch for.
Sure it is helpful to be prepared, however and as with happened to my beloved Keeshond dog on this Thanksgiving day, there is always the unexpected. She was 14 years old on 11/24/21, the day before Thanksgiving and was in fantastic health and spirits, especially for a dog that age. Never displayed any of the symptoms in this video. Only 2 weeks prior, she had a comprehensive wellness check that included lab work and my vet told me to keep doing whatever I was doing because the results were amazing. His words. Then on Thanksgiving day at 4:05PM, she went from being fine to being in total distress and agony within seconds. Rushed her to an emergency veterinary hospital and she passed within an hour of arriving from a neurological event. Thanksgiving, being a major holiday, was a terrible day for this event since the only two specialty veterinary hospitals within a 50 mile radius were either closed or only equipped to triage and were not staffed to perform extensive testing.
As with anything in life, we can try to be as informed or prepared as possible. However, sometimes things are simply out of our control. Not a sympathy plea by any means, however, to say that I am a broken man is an understatement. That dog has been with me through divorce and has been the channel for all of my love. I unknowingly filled a void in my life with her for love and companionship. Have a bit of a road ahead of me and I accept that. 🙏🙏
@@anthonycotugno7369 I'm so sorry for your loss. Your story is hitting so close to home. My Keeshond is 15.5, and we're struggling. She had PHPT, and had surgery for that in 2015. Her calcium levels never stabilized and became more erratic about a year ago. I had to foot stomp in the rural area we moved to to get the proper bloodwork and get her on the right medicine, but, she's now becoming food picky, can't hear, low vision, canine dementia, has trouble getting up and walking. I feel like every day is a miracle. I don't think she's unhappy, but the decision about how to love her best is omnipresent.
@@JLeigh75309 Thank you. My advice for you with your Keeshond is to enjoy every day with her. Having a Keeshond, you know they want to be next to you all the time. They love all people, but you are number one in their life. When she is next to you, she is happy. For the picky eating, I would try mixing some pumpkin puree supplement for dogs to her dry food. The other symptoms you are describing will happen as dogs age. A Keeshond is a very gentle creature and will let you know if they are in pain or in distress. Just love her every day, one day at a time - I'm sure you do.
When we get these dogs, your Keeshond 15 years or so ago and my beloved Keeshond, 14 years ago, we were signing a contract with ourselves for pain and grief. Pain is the price we pay for love. The pain I am feeling now is absolutely debilitating. However, all the years of love and knowing I gave her the absolute best life far surpasses the pain I feel now. The pain will diminish in time, but my beloved dog and the fond memories and will be in my heart forever. That is great, not sad. Be well.
all my dogs ive had i went through the same thing checking to make sure they were just sleeping. and yes, this video is pretty much 100% accurate.
@@JLeigh75309 hows she now?
My 14 year old boxer named Hammer died last Saturday. I miss him so much. Losing an animal is devastating. I wish I could have done more to help him. He was truly an amazing soul. Rest peacefully my sweet Hammy 🥺
Lost my Blue yesterday. He was only 9 months old. Totally unexpected. He died in my arms. Still cannot believe he is gone. Can’t stop crying.
The worst day of my life was when my dog died on May 8th 2022. I cry almost every day and I am just heartbroken! I still blame myself that I noticed some signs but wanted to wait until the morning to see if she might improve. She woke me up at 5am and I was so tired, I didn't immediately spring out of bed. I must have been there 30 minutes more. When I finally, roused I noticed that there was poo and wee in my bed. She always slept right beside me. That is when I was alerted that this was an emergency situation!! I rushed to get my clothes on and ran outside to find a taxi, but there were none. So I ran as fast as I could with my Westipoo dog in my arms. Her breathing seemed to improve, so I just thought maybe she was just hot in my room. She even had a smile on her face as she was cradled in my arms to the emergency vet hospital. I was shocked how slow the Veterinarian was moving. I expected some fast service, because it seemed like these were critical moments. He told me that I could not stay during the administration of the fluids and the oxygen therapy etc. He told me to put her in the cage and when I did she tried to jump back in my arms. I told her no because she had to get some help. I thought she would be alright for a few more hours until I could come back to visit her, but she died at 10 am and I wasn't there for her. She died in a strange place with dogs howling and barking around her. But she did die with her trademark smile. How I loved that dog!!! I am in agony still that I am without her! I will never be the same person. She used to greet me at the door and jump up and down even though she was dying. She also ate her meals and did not wee and poo in the house. It was a surprise death. I just wish I would have acted sooner that night, I might have had more time with my dear friend. I hope I meet her again!
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I wish this video was made sooner so I know to spend more time with her. My fur baby showed all these symptoms within a few weeks of her passing. I will always remember the morning she knew she would leave me forever. She woke up me 5 in the morning by jumping out of her bed (she sleep in my room) and started to walk back and ford. I told her it was too early and to go back to sleep which she did. I woke her up at 7am for her morning walk before I went to work but she refused to go for a walk so I told her we'll go home and my sister-in-law will take her out for a walk later that morning. When we got to the front door, she just sat and wouldn't jump up the step so I picked her up and her breathing got slower and slower until she stopped breathing. I called her name many times crying for her to wake up but she didn't. She started to jerk a few times and took her last big breath in my arms, 10 mins before I left for work. She was 16 years old. The hardest day ever for me, I called out and didn't go to work. Stilled miss her badly every day.
I'm heartbroken, tomorrow i will be putting my almost 13 year old German Shepherd to sleep as he can no longer stand or walk.😢
We had to do the same yesterday to our 14 year old Bichon Frise. God bless you.
Buzz (shepherd husky mix) began to lose control of his legs. The onset was very gradual. He insisted on going outdoors to evacuate his bowels. He seemed grateful that I helped support his body in the process. He was too heavy to carry any distance. For a time I took to sledding him down the front steps on a firm baby mattress. In the last day or so even that was beyond his ability. At his usual hour for going outdoors, he was laying immobile on his mattress and looking worried. I told him "Go ahead and let it go, honey, I'll clean you up". He understood me and cooperated. The last trip to the vet came soon after. I am a firm beleiver in pet owners cradling their pet when they get the needle. It is the moment that they need us most if ever. Be a comfort and save the tears for after to avoid adding to their distress. I've made it a tradition to make up some silly song that I sing to my pets when we're having a particularly joyful moment. I fancy the song will store up that joy like a battery. I sing it to them at moments when they are in particular distress and it seems to comfort them very quickly. I apply it sparingly so it won't have lost its power the last time they hear it.
My baby only 1 year old. I don't want to think about this time yet. I just want to have a lovely time together. I will give him as much love as I have
Yeah me too,they deserve it
I will never forget the day I lost my Poppy. He was my best beagle friend. He was always by my side and one day he ran away. I'm glad my uncle found him instead of me. I don't think I would've survived seeing him not alive. He was my very best friend and I will always love him. RIP Poppy.
edit: sorry to say I lost my friend Moe 4/22/22. He was 11. I hope he and Poppy are playing together in heaven. RIP Moe bear. I will always love you.
(Final Update Below (Last Full Week of April 2023))
Damn... my dog has most of these symptoms. I can't even sleep as I know it is coming inevetible. Everyone... please give my dog if you read this comment a Farwell. I love you Max... 💕
Edit: Still alive and active. Just more picky on his food now. He is getting on an older age but still a cute brat.
Last and Final Edit: ...He passed away this week. I had to take him to get euthenized as his jaw was stuck open and tongue turning black. It was showing it during the weekened so the first avilable time we could, we took him in and they knew it was bad. To all the brave people who had to take their dog in for euthenization and hold them as they pass away... you have the most amazing hearts as you hold your loved one as their final comfort. It felt like it wasn't real... the whole process. Like... "Am I making a mistake?", "Should he lived more," "Is he still alive..." heck, those still go through my mind. I loved him and I am thankful for him being in my life as I was in his. I burried him myself at a family farm if anyone was curious in one my favorite shirts. May he ever rest in peace. A quote I believe is appropriate for all animal lovers who have pets: "Animals live shorter lives than us, but we are in their whole lives."
Max still here?
@@Egor1z Yeah. He got sick and had antibiotics. Eating chicken and moving around. I should delete my comment.
goin thru it to farewell max rip
@@I.Am.FurFreak god i am so happy he is good. dont be ashamed of your earlier comment, be proud that you were concerned for your baby and gave him healthcare on time. and last of all, cheers to a long happy life with Maxi-io
btw how old is he
I feel soo bad for anyone who has lost a dog or any animal. I know how it feels. It really leaves a hole in your heart and just hearing these factsmake me cry. I still can’t let go of him. It’s only been a year it just feels like it was yesterday. I miss him alot I didn’t even get to say my last goodbyes or even pet him before he went. He has a special place in my heart. I have a stuffed animal of him. Miss you a lot my little guy he was 14 years old. I cant let go of I him and I cry every night it’s made me depressed. Miss ya.❤️ I hope I get to see you again.
Lost my dog Biko of almost 15 years a few months ago and even though I almost saw all the signs, and even deep in my hearth i knew the end was comming I honestly still couldn't accept untill I tried everything hoping he would still get better but he didn't. A few months before he looked like he would have still years ahead of him. I'm not a religious person but that time I prayed, a lot, but unfortunally. Hope I didn't make it worst for him. I still miss him every day even though we still have a lovely second dog and a the cuttest new puppy in the world. He will be in my hearth forever. I wish everyone who lost his dog or is noticing the signs in this video a lot of strength for the times to come.
I asked God for strength
i did the prayer thing too, then got angry when it failed. its just a weird experience. all of my dogs so far have also died just short of 15 years old.
It's important for people to know also that dogs can get anxiety when they begin to lose senses such as vision or hearing. Also they should no longer be left at home alone for more than 5-6 hours at a time. They don't have the bladder control & being alone makes them too anxious.
My dog lived to 10. She died of cancer this year. She was put down by injection. I miss her so much. Dogs deserve to live much longer like humans😭
I love her soo much 😭😭😭she is my life , I don't wanna lose her 😭😭I can't live without her 😭😭😭
My grandma passed away back in September. Since then I’ve been hyper sensitive to shuttle changes in my 13 yr old old. She’s fine overall minus skin conditions. Im terrified of keeping my dog alive if it means she’s in pain. I’ve already had this conversation with her vet multiple times since September. They said she’s in good health for now.
My little boy dog Bear was 15 years old when he died yesterday. He was starving for air and couldn’t breath. He was my very best friend till the end while my wife and I held him to the end. He stayed with us to the end and he was always a good boy. We love and miss you Bear.
My dog, Tessa is nearing the end and she's been there for me since my first day of school, we were both the same age and I fell in love saying that me and her can have a shared birthday and we have. She's getting old, slow and is started to go blind and I can't imagine how to get over it. I'm already sobbing thinking about it.
Experienced this 4 times. Still the worst experiences of my entire life.
When topic about a dying pet is brought out, it makes me feel so sad and deppress 😢 I had experience losing a pet many times and everytime it happens, i cried bucket of tears for sometime. Since its traumatizing for me when my dog dies, many times i thought not to adopt one anymore. However, my love for dogs supercedes my trauma which made me continue to get one. I am praying for the healing of all sick and dying pets 🙏🙏🙏
Today is the day to say goodbye to my sweet Abby . My life will never be the same after loosing Abby and Alex .Best 2 dogs ever .
I'm so sorry for u
My dog was named Luna and she passed last night I'm just here hoping to learn from this and see what I could've missed and grow so that my next dog whenever that'll be won't have to worry about us not realizing the pain they're in (my dog showed no symptoms about her blood disorder and spent her last day outside and was given the most love we could without realizing her pain) she showed most of these symptoms and the vet not us realized unfortunately my dog passed alone in the middle of the night I just wish someone was with her
Thank you...my beloved lab is suffering from heart issues for the last 6 months. Very disturbed and distressed, I just hope he has a peaceful days ahead. We have provided him all wordly comforts during the last 8 years and he had a loving home here. Amen.
Lost my 15 yr old shih-tzu in Sept., all the signs and final process of death were as described in the video. RIP, Nova!🐕
He lived a good life i hope.💔
He's now in a better place now💔 I hope he lived a happy life with lots of love💕
We just lost our belovef.dog shitzu yesterday aug 3,2022 its very sad and devastating to,hes a truly family for almost 9yrs,sad part were not able to say our last goodbye, coz he died at the animal hospita.
:(( My pup is currently 5 years. He is getting older and everytime he needs help eorh anything I start freaking out
Was your little baby spayed or neutered?
After the sudden death of my husband I felt the waves of total dispare and agony. My dog would put his paws around me and lean his head on my shoulder. We both would cry bc like me he missed him too. He stood by me when others failed & continued to watch over me. I have lost everyone now but there was no greater loss than when he passed & to date I miss him the most. My indigious roots believe that he waits for me at rainbow heaven and will someday lead me home! I pray that this is true because no greater loss was loosing him 💔 & no greater joy would be to see him again! 😔
I just lost my best friend of 9 1/2 years a few days ago. It hurts not feeling/seeing him at the end of my bed or being able to feed him. He showed only a couple of these signs over a few days before suddenly passing on 12/22. Rest easy, Toby.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now.
Lost our bestfriend a year ago, this made me cry. Why do they live too damn short...
I had a puggle named Lia. She was the cutest and most loyal dog ever. It was so hard to say goodbye to my best friend, and it still is. She lived to 14. She did had a lot of problems with her. She was blind and her knees were broken. Her kidneys were also poisoning her, so she threw up a lot. She was in lot of pain. So we had to put her down. It’s been 2 years without her and we will always remember her. 💗🕊
My girl is 15 now and was diagnosed with renal disease. She's starting to shuffle and lose balance when she's standing still, but other then that her Vet said all her organs have tested good and her eye sight is good too. I cried watching this video because I don't want to be without her, but I have faith in the Lord that she will always be with me. My main priority is for her to never be in any pain. I decided that my girl will be the last dog I'll ever have. I feel bad because i know there's so many dogs that need love, but I just can't. I'm always with her, I refuse to leave her alone. I love her so much. 🥺🐶💜
My dog is old and for the first time I see her not able to stand and stumbling. I panicked and searching TH-cam for answers and that is how I got here watching this video. It is heartbreaking. I can only feel guilty as I have not spent much quality time with my dog due to work over the years and feel so guilty.
I'm going through the same with mine. Painful.
Losing my Cocker Spaniel was the hardest thing that ever happened to me. I have almost no memories for six months after losing her. I still miss her badly to this day.
It's very sad to lose a dog but sad not to adopt another, dogs need us as we need them. 😢
Id wish id give you more love than I did
I love my little boy. He’s my pride and joy and the eldest of the 2. He’s only 2 months younger than me and he’s my best friend. The only thing that was really there for me when I hit rock bottom. I’ve known him since I was 3 and he’s been my ride or die ever since. I know he’s very old now and he won’t make it through the year but it tears me apart to know that soon my best friend won’t be here anymore. I love little Indie. I love every little ginger fur on his fat body. His smelly breath, his adorable little fluffy tail, his round and shiny eyes. His grey snout. Everything about him I will miss so much. I just can’t bring myself to face it. It’s going to happen eventually. For gods sake, I’m so lucky he’s made it so far. I really do love him like a brother or a child. I hug him and tuck him in every night. I wake him up every morning, I make it known he is loved.
I love you indie, truly with all of my heart, and when you’re gone I know you’ll watch over me. I love you bud.
Edit: he’s being put down tomorrow. Sweet boy was 13 years old 💔 I’ll see you in the clouds buddy
Edit: he has been put down and will be missed dearly ❤️🩹
I’m so sorry for your loss.. My old girl has been slowly giving me signs too. I truly know this is my last year with her. Everything you wrote brought me to tears, because I love her stinky corn chip smelling feet. I love her stinky breath. I love her fluffy little face. There isn’t a thing this dog could ever do to upset me.. I just don’t know that i’ll ever find a love like that again. I am hers, and she is mine 🖤
My furry boy is only 3 years old, he is dreaming in his sweat dream now.... But my eyes are totally wet when i watching this video, can't imagine someday i will say goodby to my beloved!😭
Same here. .. I tear up just thinking about my olde English Bulldoge, Angus not being around, and he's only 3 and a half.
I am a pet owner and a pet lover and this makes me tear up 🤧