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To: Telepathic Intruder

Yes, I don’t want my dog to suffer. She actually seems fine 90 percent of the time, and does not seem to have pain; no panting, no whining, she does tremble a lot, though.


5 posted on 07/14/2010 1:11:46 AM PDT by Judith Anne (Holy Mary, Mother of God, please pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death.)
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To: Judith Anne

I would say let the dog go eventually on your terms. They’re always loyal to us, and they trust us; dogs will give their lives to save their masters from things like fires, enemies, and so forth. The hardest part about owning a dog is knowing we will outlive them. But I can’t decide for you.


8 posted on 07/14/2010 1:23:16 AM PDT by Telepathic Intruder (The right thing is not always the popular thing)
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To: Judith Anne

I’m so sorry about your friends and pets. I’m not a veterinarian, but I think the trembling may indicate pain. I have watched two people waiting, trying to stay alive until a loved on arrived on their flight. Though they were in tremendous pain, the held on by sheer will power. All through their waits, they trembled. I am crying as I write this. Please understand your pets loved you—I ask you not to let them go through pain because of indecision.


22 posted on 07/14/2010 2:12:03 AM PDT by righttackle44 (I may not be much, but I raised a United States Marine.)
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