doubleE70:
mhen for real dog lovers loosing a dog is like loosing a human being

Kondomatic:
Travelled to Bayelsa last month but I made provision for my dog's feeding before leaving.

I have a dog lover in the compound so asked him to take care of Rex. Gave him my spare key so he can cook for him and some money just in case.

3 days after I left, he called that Rex isn't eating, I called a vet and asked him to check on him.

He called back in the evening that he has been taken care of him. I got a call the next evening that Rex is dead.

Dude, my heart shattered immediately.

doubleE70:

sorry bro

doubleE70:
sorry bro

doubleE70:

sorry bro

Kondomatic:
Thanks chief

Kondomatic:
Travelled to Bayelsa last month but I made provision for my dog's feeding before leaving.

I have a dog lover in the compound so asked him to take care of Rex. Gave him my spare key so he can cook for him and some money just in case.

3 days after I left, he called that Rex isn't eating, I called a vet and asked him to check on him.

He called back in the evening that he has been taken care of him. I got a call the next evening that Rex is dead.

Dude, my heart shattered immediately.

Sterope:
Pele .

There has been discussiona on whether people should get time off work when they lose a pet. Despite the 'silliness', I understand. I have once fell in love with an Eid ram before.

Kondomatic:
I was pained really, especially when I remembered how I met Rex.

I was over in a friend's house one evening and saw him chained to a Guava tree, I asked who owns him and was told that they want to eat him because he doesn't bark.

He was too friendly and plays too much for the owner's liking, I asked if I could buy him and they agreed.

I paid and took him home and that was how we became buddies.

I have owned dogs so I Kew he was young for what they expected from him. He was a crossbreed.

Took me time to teach him a lot of things and he started barking real hard and loud when his time came.

It's unfortunate that he died at last.

nifemi25:
So sorry for losing your dog. My 10 years old boy cried till her face swell up when we lost our dog..the bond between is much...I just have to buy another puppy the next day

Kondomatic:
I was pained really, especially when I remembered how I met Rex.

I was over in a friend's house one evening and saw him chained to a Guava tree, I asked who owns him and was told that they want to eat him because he doesn't bark.
He was too friendly and plays too much for the owner's liking, I asked if I could buy him and they agreed.

I paid and took him home and that was how we became buddies.

I have owned dogs so I Kew he was young for what they expected from him. He was a crossbreed.

Took me time to teach him a lot of things and he started barking real hard and loud when his time came.

It's unfortunate that he died at last.

tonididdy:
The bond with dogs are almost forever... If not.

I didn't loose mine to death but I'd blame it on the pandemic.

Sold my sweet Lhasa Bruno to a dog lover, thinking I was traveling in a few weeks only for corona to cancel flights.

I can't even say hi to him anymore as new owner is no longer reachable on his contacts I have. I miss him everyday, it's so hard to start a fresh now because I don't want a repeat scenario.