She was legitimately the sweetest dog I could have asked for! A true angel I adopted at an old age. I lost her to cancer in April 2025. If you are wondering, it does get better but I still can bawl like a baby about her🥲   submitted by   /u/Key-Ease-4090   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
Saying goodbye to my best friend of 14 years today. She is my soul dog and I’m not sure how I’ll live without her. Her younger sister is going to miss the heck out of her. Anyone going through this right now, I see you. Trust your gut, be easy on yourself. The sentiment “a day too soon is better than a day too late” is so true. Hug your babies tight, give them all the love they deserve. My girl was treated like royalty her entire life and I’m so happy I was the one lucky enough to give her
I just learned that this subreddit was a thing! This is our first picture of Brody man!   submitted by   /u/CartoonistAvailable4   to   r/PuppySmiles [link]   [comments]
This is Wylie. He was found wondering the streets when he was estimated to be about 6 months old. I brought him home and he and my girl Bella bonded immediately. He became her baby and they’ve never spent a single day apart since, for the last 10 years. Photo proof: thick as thieves! They even had to go to the vet together because they had separation anxiety from each other. Wylie is highly reactive to other dogs. He has never met a dog he liked, besides Bella. He immediately goes hackles
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Everytime I get home she ALWAYS is positioned like this on my couch. She just turned 1 year old and she’s a handful but I love her!🤣   submitted by   /u/OneAd2492   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
It happened so fast and I will never be ready. There was so much left undone. It would have been her golden birthday on March 12th. Her monthly pup box hasnt come yet this month. I didn't give her her whimzee for breakfast, I wasn't able to get her her favorite food french fries. I am so glad I had 11 years with you Zoey. My sassy, goofy, loving, happy princess. I am sharing with a community that seems very support and I really need help getting thru this. She was my first dog and
Almost 18. Had been suffering from arthritis in her hips, circling, big loss in vision, walking became difficult and was really struggling to get up from lying down. These last few months saw a big decline in her mobility. We kept on debating if the time was right to say goodbye. Then two days ago she started to arch round to her back while lying down and really whine and cry, could not get up. It was heartbreaking, I would try and calm and comfort her but would go on all night if I was no
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That was Jacky; she lived to be 16, and I've never felt such a deep connection to an animal. Sadly, she became very ill very quickly. Not a day has gone by since that we haven't thought of her!   submitted by   /u/Itchy_Air_3204   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
I was told he was a pit/bully mix. To me he looks like a pit/boxer.   submitted by   /u/PriorSlow9142   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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All day long he licks him all over. His eyes, his paws, everything.   submitted by   /u/FlowSoSlow   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
This is Coco, she is a labradoodle and she is 16 years old. Shes the love of my life. I am not ready to let her go next week. Since October of 2024 she has been on a decline. after having seizures she was given meds from the vets that would “not fix her just give her a little more time” considering she survived a further year and a quarter I genuinely believed that she was invincible. However the last few months she has been collapsing on her back end a lot. As of a week ago her front end
It finally hit time for my little lady. She's a dogo argentino, 15 years old. I got her when she was less than 6 months old from some breeder 4 hours away from me. When I drove home she slept in the palm of my hand, and from that day she's been my little princess. Two days ago I got the news she's got lung cancer and a few months to live. I'm really struggling with the news. I was 18 when I got her , and here I am 33 about to turn 34 next week still with her in my life and
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