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Living Through the Death of a Dog

The death of a beloved pet is something thatemotions. Know that all of your feelings are
all of us animal lovers dread. It's probablyjustified. It is what makes you a living and
even easiest not to think of this possibilitycompassionate  being.Offer  your  memories
until absolutely necessary. That, of course,
is our natural response. So what can we doOnce you've started to work through and
when we are confronted with the passing of aaccept your feelings, it's time to remember
canine friend? I'll tell you.It will beyour dog. First write about your pet: How
emotionally draining to come to terms withlong was he/she with you? Where did he/she
the death of a dog whether you've had time tocome from? What memories do you have?
plan for the final goodbye or not. It isCollect any pictures you have and think about
important to remember that you can and willthe life you had with your dog. Share your
live through this difficult time not just forstories and photos with family and friends
yourself, but for your beloved furbaby aswho love you and your dog. Ask them for
well.Those of us who choose to improve ourtheir recollections.This celebration of your
lives and those of animals by living withdog will help to remind you that above all he
canine companions know that our animals want,she wanted you to be happy and that his/her
above all, for us to be happy. Livinghappiest moments were spent being with and
through your dog's death is a tribute to himliving with you. Respect your dog's life by
or her.Follow the W O O F technique to begincontinuing  to  live  yourself.Free  yourself
to  live  through  the  pain:Wait
Finally, free yourself from the pain and the
The death of a pet is a highly emotionalguilt that inevitably come with the death of
time during which it is hard to makea loved one. Know that your dog is at peace
decisions very clearly. The first step toand does not blame you for his/her death.
living through this time is simply to wait.Open yourself up to living and loving. When
Take some time to breathe, to calm yourselfyou free yourself to live, you will allow
and to think about what needs to beyourself to be open to new possibilities.
done.Write your thoughts and ideas down in aWork to improve the lives of other dogs
journal, make a to do list, let yourselfthrough volunteer work or donations.
grieve. Not allowing yourself the necessaryEventually you may want to share your home
downtime will just make the process morewith another pet. Life has unending
difficult.Own  your  feelingspotential if you allow yourself to
live.Living through the death of a dog is not
Step two is to really come to terms withsomething that happens overnight. Take the
your feelings and accept them. You will feeltime that you need to come to terms with the
the entire spectrum of emotions. It isdeath, but don't prevent yourself from
reasonable to expect that you will feel angryliving. Know that you are not alone; your
and betrayed, that you'll be overwhelmed bycanine companion is always in your heart and
sadness, or even that you'll laugh when youalways wants the best for you. Remember the
have a funny memory of your pet.Whatever thesteps: Wait, Own your feelings, Offer your
feeling you're having, accept it. Use amemories, Free yourself. Follow the WOOF and
journal to write down your feelings, it willlive happily.
help you to see the progression in your



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