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Realizing I miss the company of a dog. For the last 35 years a dog has been a part of our lives. They have all been crazy huskies! Really having problems wondering if and when we should get another one. I am not getting any younger. I guess time will tell.
don't wait, go out ASAP and get another pup, (or an older adult pup, in need of a loving home) at the local shelter(s)..the life you save there, will be YOU and YOUR wife's life's saving as well..

don't waste any time.

good luck.....
 
Realizing I miss the company of a dog. For the last 35 years a dog has been a part of our lives. They have all been crazy huskies! Really having problems wondering if and when we should get another one. I am not getting any younger. I guess time will tell.
I've been in the very same situation. Hurts like hell. I've sworn "never again" but always succumbed to the desire to have a furry little buddy in the house.

The last time I lost my best friend, my daughter actually made a great suggestion. Go to the pound and pick a "last chance" mutt. The uglier and scragglier the better. My reply to my daughter was I don't want another dog, especially one that might only live another year or two. Her reply was that at least I could make the dog's last year(s) the best the dog has ever had.

Well, my last chance little buddy has surprisingly been with me for 5 years relatively health issue free.

You can never replace your best friend; just like you can't replace a child. But you can make a new friend!

Hang in there brother. My prayers are with you and yours.
 
I've been in the very same situation. Hurts like hell. I've sworn "never again" but always succumbed to the desire to have a furry little buddy in the house.

The last time I lost my best friend, my daughter actually made a great suggestion. Go to the pound and pick a "last chance" mutt. The uglier and scragglier the better. My reply to my daughter was I don't want another dog, especially one that might only live another year or two. Her reply was that at least I could make the dog's last year(s) the best the dog has ever had.

Well, my last chance little buddy has surprisingly been with me for 5 years relatively health issue free.

You can never replace your best friend; just like you can't replace a child. But you can make a new friend!

Hang in there brother. My prayers are with you and yours.
Thank you
 
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