Dog Pics

[lifetime fan]

I took Milo into the hospice today to see the wife.

 

 

 

 

[Acid]

 

My family took Tye in from a dogs trust. I've had him for 10 years, which at my age is just shy of half of my life. I've never felt that attached to him, always thought he got under everyones feet and no idea why people loved him as much as they do, but he's taken quite a bad turn recently and had his spleen removed. Not before the spleen burst leaking cancerous tumours into his abdomen. The vets have given him a month and I'm absolutely devastated. I had no idea I'd feel this bad, and wanted to share some nice pictures of him.

[Champ]

You lot have completely turned my head around about dogs and the relationships you have with them. They're lovely pictures, Acid. Give him the best time

[lifetime fan]

All the best Acid, it's fucking horrible losing one of the family.

[VladimirIlyich]

 

My family took Tye in from a dogs trust. I've had him for 10 years, which at my age is just shy of half of my life. I've never felt that attached to him, always thought he got under everyones feet and no idea why people loved him as much as they do, but he's taken quite a bad turn recently and had his spleen removed. Not before the spleen burst leaking cancerous tumours into his abdomen. The vets have given him a month and I'm absolutely devastated. I had no idea I'd feel this bad, and wanted to share some nice pictures of him.

Sorry to hear that.

 

My sister's King Charles Spaniel died a couple of weeks ago and he'd been with them since before her oldest child,who's now 10,had been so it was a very sad time for them and those of us who like and appreciate dogs as pets.

I havent got a dog myself but I would if I felt we could afford and had the space for one.

[Paulie Dangerously]

I took Milo into the hospice today to see the wife.

 

 

 

 

Tear to my eye there lifey

[Dr Nowt]

 

My family took Tye in from a dogs trust. I've had him for 10 years, which at my age is just shy of half of my life. I've never felt that attached to him, always thought he got under everyones feet and no idea why people loved him as much as they do, but he's taken quite a bad turn recently and had his spleen removed. Not before the spleen burst leaking cancerous tumours into his abdomen. The vets have given him a month and I'm absolutely devastated. I had no idea I'd feel this bad, and wanted to share some nice pictures of him.

 

He's a beauty mate.  Lost 2 dogs that couldn't have been dearer to our hearts within 4 weeks of each other last year, my heart goes out to you.  Soak up every bit of time, you've given him a great life he may well just never have had.   

[lifetime fan]

Tear to my eye there lifey

 

Me too mate. Me too.

[Champ]

lifetime fan, on 07 Feb 2014 - 9:20 PM, said:

 

I took Milo into the hospice today to see the wife.

 

 

 

 

Just occurred to me...Milo's.in.the.hospice. A bit different from hospital, then?

[Dr Nowt]

I took Milo into the hospice today to see the wife.

 

 

 

 

 

A bond words could never hope to do justice to. 

[lifetime fan]

Just occurred to me...Milo's.in.the.hospice. A bit different from hospital, then?

 

 

Yep. The nurses all love him and they offered to make a bed up for him and me to stay the night. The place is incredible and the staff amazing.

 

 

http://www.stpetershospice.org.uk

[lifetime fan]

A bond words could never hope to do justice to. 

 

Nearly 14 years they been together.

[Champ]

lifetime fan, on 07 Feb 2014 - 11:59 PM, said:

 

Yep. The nurses all love him and they offered to make a bed up for him and me to stay the night. The place is incredible and the staff amazing.

 

 

http://www.stpetershospice.org.uk

It is absolutely beyond me why hospices are not properly funded when the fantastic work they do is universally recognised. It angers me

[Champ]

Nice Boden toilet bag, by the way

[lifetime fan]

Nice Boden toilet bag, by the way

 

What?

[Champ]

lifetime fan, on 08 Feb 2014 - 12:11 AM, said:

What?

Blue and white spots. On top of the locker. No?

[lifetime fan]

It is absolutely beyond me why hospices are not properly funded when the fantastic work they do is universally recognised. It angers me

 

£18k a day it costs to run, £4k a day funding they get through the NHS, everything else is fundraising, money left in wills and donations.

[lifetime fan]

Blue and white spots. On top of the locker. No?

 

The wash bag? What about it?

[Champ]

lifetime fan, on 08 Feb 2014 - 12:12 AM, said:

£18k a day it costs to run, £4k a day funding they get through the NHS, everything else is fundraising, money left in wills and donations.

I know. I just read that on their website...I think this is pretty standard for hospice funding. This is nursing and caring done properly and this is the offical support it gets

[Champ]

lifetime fan, on 08 Feb 2014 - 12:13 AM, said:

The wash bag? What about it?

Jeez. I just said. I like it

[lifetime fan]

Jeez. I just said. I like it

 

Moben? Don't they make kitchens?

[Champ]

lifetime fan, on 08 Feb 2014 - 12:26 AM, said:

Moben? Don't they make kitchens?

Boden, m'dear. Johnnie Boden. You do know

[lifetime fan]

Boden, m'dear. Johnnie Boden. You do know

 

I don't have a fucking clue, I didn't buy it.

 

I'd bought her a Ted Baker wash bag and make up bag set that wasn't big enough.

[Champ]

lifetime fan, on 08 Feb 2014 - 12:38 AM, said:

I don't have a fucking clue, I didn't buy it.

 

I'd bought her a Ted Baker wash bag and make up bag set that wasn't big enough.

I guessed. The bags were in different sizes around Christmas time. Should have got them when I saw them. And now they're gone

 

http://www.boden.co.uk/

[VladimirIlyich]

I guessed. The bags were in different sizes around Christmas time. Should have got them when I saw them. And now they're gone

 

http://www.boden.co.uk/

How many bags do you need?

The answer is one,or wear clothes with pockets instear.