My doggy is done RIP Jessie - Page 2

qazwsx · April 12th, 2008

Really sorry to hear the news

oldman_gamer · April 12th, 2008

Thanks to everyone from me and the Mrs....and im sure Jessie would appreciate it as well.
It"s a rough morning the day after,when your used to having the dog wake you up to go out.(but it feels equally good,not to have to get up before you have to)

Thanks again.

**Reloadron** · April 12th, 2008

I have shed fewer tears at funerals for friends than I have over the loss of some of our dogs. My dogs never lied to me, stole from me or deceived me. They defined unconditional love. More than most people in my life.

Sorry about Jessie, I am sure you will remember forever a pet that gave you so much.

Ron

Captain Crunch · April 12th, 2008

Sorry to hear that man it's tough to loss a part of the family. Even if it is a fur kid! Run free Jessie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

screwballl · April 12th, 2008

I have put down several pets in the 30 years that I have been on this planet.
I myself am one that doesn't get emotional or overly attached to pets, since I see them more as just pets rather than parts of the family. I just look at it like there are more important things to worry about.
I can still understand how it would be sad and rough on a family as the wife and daughter are emotional types.

Hope you and the family get to feeling better.

Badluck Inc · April 12th, 2008

Sorry for your loss man . I have a dog thats about 15 years old , wife and i are dreading the day she passes

oldman_gamer · April 12th, 2008

Thank you,so very much,for your kind devoted words.We sit here reading your kind words and deaply regreat the loss of our family member.There are no true words,to describe the loss of a family pet,that was treated and loved so much.
Jessie will surely be missed and the loss,never forgotten.

Thank you all for your true support,even if you never met our Jessie....im sure(possitive) she appreciates it as well!
Thanks a whole heartedly bunch,Hardwarelogic.
Jody & Monica Thompson

Quakindude · April 12th, 2008

Our dog Kimi had to be put down in Feb 07. She was 14 years old. We got her when my son was like 6 months old. My daughter later said that is was so weird not having her around because for her, who was 4 when we got Kimi, she had always been there.

You ever see that comedy skit where every time the guy or gal gets up, they step on the little dog and it yaps? That was our little three pound Pomeranian. Loved that little orange fur ball. And like Ron, the amount of emotion expressed when she was gone seemed weird to me when I take into account I wasn't as upset when my father died. But then, my dog never stole shit from me to buy booze.

JazzyJake · April 12th, 2008

I'm 17, as some of you know, so I haven't had as many pets as some of you, but I know how emotionally dependent you can become on your animals.
I can have the shittiest day of the month, come home, and my 7 year old dog, Llyle, treats me the same, whether I play with him for hours before even thinking about homework on my way through the door, or I scratch behind his ears quick and seemingly ignore him for the rest of the evening while I do stuff, he's ALWAYS there for me.
Four years ago when he was hit by a car, my world crashed and I felt the emotional tug when I was positive I had lost him.

He popped a lung and had 6 major lacerations on his side, and now he's fine. He was "slow" for a few months, but he's still my fuzz bucket.

I know how much a real loyal pet can mean to you, I don't know what I'd do without Llyle. Hang in there, man.

oldman_gamer · April 12th, 2008

I say this from the heart and really mean it.

There is only 1 other site that would have had the couth,demeaner,respect,atmosphere,human kindness,love,admiration and down right all togetherness...that you all have shown.That is a site I played Yahoo Gin on with a Myleague team.Family oriented,and just plain "human".I was a league Admin. there for some time,and we were as close as it is here.Family oriented and a "safe" spot ,if you will.When chit hits the fan,there shall we be!

April 12th, 2008	#11
qazwsx With a pinch of insane! Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: England, 127.0.0.1 Posts: 643	Re: My doggy is done RIP Jessie Really sorry to hear the news

April 12th, 2008	#12
oldman_gamer "you smell sumthin"? Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Northeast Pennsyltucky Posts: 1,449 Blog Entries: 1	Re: My doggy is done RIP Jessie Thanks to everyone from me and the Mrs....and im sure Jessie would appreciate it as well. It"s a rough morning the day after,when your used to having the dog wake you up to go out.(but it feels equally good,not to have to get up before you have to) Thanks again.

April 12th, 2008	#13
Reloadron Helper Person In General Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 1,511	Re: My doggy is done RIP Jessie I have shed fewer tears at funerals for friends than I have over the loss of some of our dogs. My dogs never lied to me, stole from me or deceived me. They defined unconditional love. More than most people in my life. Sorry about Jessie, I am sure you will remember forever a pet that gave you so much. Ron

April 12th, 2008	#14
Captain Crunch Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Right side of middle Earth Posts: 692	Re: My doggy is done RIP Jessie Sorry to hear that man it's tough to loss a part of the family. Even if it is a fur kid! Run free Jessie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

April 12th, 2008	#15
screwballl Colonel Calamity Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Sandy South Posts: 6,278 Blog Entries: 6	Re: My doggy is done RIP Jessie I have put down several pets in the 30 years that I have been on this planet. I myself am one that doesn't get emotional or overly attached to pets, since I see them more as just pets rather than parts of the family. I just look at it like there are more important things to worry about. I can still understand how it would be sad and rough on a family as the wife and daughter are emotional types. Hope you and the family get to feeling better. Thanks HL and Corsair! My opinions are my own and not representative of this site or its members.

April 12th, 2008	#16
Badluck Inc Go Ahead Punk. Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 221	Re: My doggy is done RIP Jessie Sorry for your loss man . I have a dog thats about 15 years old , wife and i are dreading the day she passes Thermaltake Armor Plus Asus Maximus Formula X38 Intel Q6600 G0 @ 3.2 w/ Arctic Silver 5 Cooler master Gemin II w/ 2 Arctic Cooling 120mm 4x1gig Crucial Ballistix @ 800 2x Seagate Barracuda 250g RAID 0 EVGA 8800GTS (g92) Silverstone Decathlon 850w Samsung DVD+R DVD burner w/ Lightscribe Vista Home Premium 32bit Samsung 22" widescreen Logitch G5 mouse and Wave Keyboard

April 12th, 2008	#18
Quakindude I'm Diggin it! Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Fort Rucker, AL. Posts: 2,757 Blog Entries: 7	Re: My doggy is done RIP Jessie Our dog Kimi had to be put down in Feb 07. She was 14 years old. We got her when my son was like 6 months old. My daughter later said that is was so weird not having her around because for her, who was 4 when we got Kimi, she had always been there. You ever see that comedy skit where every time the guy or gal gets up, they step on the little dog and it yaps? That was our little three pound Pomeranian. Loved that little orange fur ball. And like Ron, the amount of emotion expressed when she was gone seemed weird to me when I take into account I wasn't as upset when my father died. But then, my dog never stole shit from me to buy booze. Q6600@ 3.2GHz w/ CNPS9700 \| EVGA 780i \| 2Gb Corsair DDR2-800 \| EVGA GTX 280 1Gb Video \| 1x WD 640Gb HDD, 2x Seagate 400Gb HDD, 1x250Gb WD \| 2x Samsung SH-203B Opticals \| Antec 900 \| ABS/Tagan BZ700 700W PSU

April 12th, 2008	#19
JazzyJake i love bawls Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: teh_Earth Posts: 841	Re: My doggy is done RIP Jessie I'm 17, as some of you know, so I haven't had as many pets as some of you, but I know how emotionally dependent you can become on your animals. I can have the shittiest day of the month, come home, and my 7 year old dog, Llyle, treats me the same, whether I play with him for hours before even thinking about homework on my way through the door, or I scratch behind his ears quick and seemingly ignore him for the rest of the evening while I do stuff, he's ALWAYS there for me. Four years ago when he was hit by a car, my world crashed and I felt the emotional tug when I was positive I had lost him. He popped a lung and had 6 major lacerations on his side, and now he's fine. He was "slow" for a few months, but he's still my fuzz bucket. I know how much a real loyal pet can mean to you, I don't know what I'd do without Llyle. Hang in there, man.

April 12th, 2008	#20
oldman_gamer "you smell sumthin"? Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Northeast Pennsyltucky Posts: 1,449 Blog Entries: 1	Re: My doggy is done RIP Jessie I say this from the heart and really mean it. There is only 1 other site that would have had the couth,demeaner,respect,atmosphere,human kindness,love,admiration and down right all togetherness...that you all have shown.That is a site I played Yahoo Gin on with a Myleague team.Family oriented,and just plain "human".I was a league Admin. there for some time,and we were as close as it is here.Family oriented and a "safe" spot ,if you will.When chit hits the fan,there shall we be!