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So sad losing a pet and a friend.
But I think he like where he went.

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Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER

So sad losing a pet and a friend.
But I think he like where he went.

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Love it, I'm sending that to the grand kids, even looks like him.

Beautiful dog, Jack.
R.I.P. Wags

There is a show on tv "MATE" where a guy does Taxidermy for pets.
Being from the States its a bit OTT, but does show you how much love we put into our pets.
My guy next door has the ashes of his Heeler in the bedroom, 21yrs old the heeler was.
I wouldnt do it, but some ppl replace loved ones with pets .I know I did with Jack {Doberman}

My red staffy, duke

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Originally Posted by Apollofish

Said the final goodbye to WAGS today, loyal and faithfull companion for seven years. Lead a great life with us and will be sadly missed.
We enjoyed spoiling you in the last few weeks of your life, and you enriched ours.

Always had hunting dogs (staghounds and foxies) prior to this one, he originally came from an abused background. We assume he was about 16 years old and would have had some stories to tell. Took a long time to gain our trust but after that he became a loyal and faithfull companion.
Grandkids named him and it suited him, goodbye WAGS the dog.

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum.../2015/01/8.jpg

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RIP Mags, hope doggy heaven is good.

I feel for ya mate.... I still miss my boy so much and when I see something like this it all comes flooding back.

All the best.

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Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie

I fell for ya mate.... I still miss my boy so much and when I see something like this it all comes flooding back. All the best.

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Ooooooooooo.........
Giant cuddles for you 2.

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Originally Posted by coop

My red staffy, duke

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Tough looking unit mate {english}

To say I'm blown away by the response to my post is an understatement, thanks everyone, really appreciated.

Who would have thought the flea bitten little mongrel we bought home would have such an impact. We only took him on as we felt sorry for him and let the grand-kids name him.
He used to cower when you looked at him or he heard a loud voice, spent the first couple of weeks attempting to escape but gradually gained our trust. Turned into a great little mate and watch dog.
He developed a heart condition in the last year and his long daily walks turned from vigorous treks to short slow strolls around the neighborhood, he never eased up on marking every available pole though. The last couple of months he had a rapid weight loss and that turned out to be diabetes and liver problems. He spent the last few weeks relaxing on the couch or my knee but was always alert if anyone came to the door.
We agreed that we were not going to prolong his life for our benefit, he peacefully died in my arms at the vets.