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