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No question is off limits: Meet @scottbeammeup Jan 19 7:26am | By Teresa, Volunteer Mentor (@hopeful33250)Comment receiving replies
@jc76 Sorry to hear about your dog. It's so tough to lose them. My last dog made it to 18 which is almost unheard of for a large dog. I started to think he was going to live forever.
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Thank you. I was hoping he would live many more years.
He was walking me 2 miles every night and then come home and want to play growl tug. He was 12.5 years old. He was a coc a poo (cocker-spaniel and Poodle) and weighed 35 lbs but most was hair. He had hair not fur so it would get very long like a humans.
He will be missed beyond any words I can find. I hope we gave him a good, full of love rewarding life. I know he brought so much joy and love to my wife and that we have this tremendous void of where is he and cannot accept he is gone.
He was also a registered PTSD service dog for me so we had really tight bond. How in the world he got a auto immune disease that attack his platelets I have no idea and how quickly it brought him down.
I was with him when they stopped CPR at hospital. I spent an hour with him afterward as I could not leave him. It brings home my wife's and I own mortality.
Thanks for your kind words.