Are you close to your pets?.

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I find this odd,or maybe im odd in this aspect,i don't understand why people would have a remembrance page or remember a date on when their cat or dog died,i would remember a human more than cat or a dog that got run over by a car years ago.

what about you?.

Chris P. Bacon

My dog is a bit of a loner,keeps to himself mostly.

johnmcdnl

i don't have a pet but if I did and they died I wouldn't make a remembrance page no.. I'd just go and buy another one or get one at the dog pound or wherever you get pets for free

Messi2

My cat is cooler than a fair amount of people I know.
I would be far more sad if he died before some people I know.
Strange but true.

ArphaRima

Somebody made my dog a facebook page. I dont know who yet, but I havent seen her near a keyboard anyway.
No remembrance days etc for my last dog, but both dogs were/are part of the family.

xoxyx

I haven't had a pet since my family dog that we had when I was five until I was 17. I loved her so much and, if there's a Heaven, I hope to see her there with her tail wagging.

How can you not love your pet???

Princess Peach

My dog is my very best friend

Always happy to see me and spend time with me.

Kylo Ren

Chris P. Bacon wrote: »

My dog is a bit of a loner,keeps to himself mostly.

That's because he saw you eat the pig.

mackg

The cat despises every single one of us.

Elevelyn

My dog died a year ago in september, really loved her and miss her loads, won't make a page for her or anything but I know I'll be sad on the day.

Chuck Stone

Jack died and I was sad. We buried Jack in the back yard down by the little fountain he loved to drink water from. I felt very sad knowing that I'd never see him again.

Jack was my friend and he was a cat.




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mikemac

Our cat was a hussy and a hoor!
Found her as a stray, took her in, food & shelter & vet, everything she could want
And now moved in with the neighbours, she even has a new name. What a user

Love my dog though and yes, my best friend.

Chris P. Bacon

Cats are the worst animals in the world.

Give me a dog any day

admiralofthefleet

Chris P. Bacon wrote: »

Cats are the worst animals in the world.

Give me a dog any day

the only good thing for a cat is a pillow case, bricks and the nearest canal

Kevin Duffy

I still miss the dog I had as a kid and always will. I've had other pets since and loved them, but it wasn't the same.

starviewadams

Cats are class,our last cat used to fetch like a dog,follow me to the bus stop,catch and torture mice,butterflies and worms and she even pissed on a annoying hanger on who slept on our couch after a party.

She got hit by a car one day and one of the neighbors found her lying lifeless on the side of the road,really miss her.

Shenshen

I wouldn't set up any web pages, but both my husband's cats were cremated when they died (we didn't own our house back then, and burying them in a garden that didn't belong to us just felt wrong), and are in little carved wooden casks in the shape of cats on our mantlepiece.

I'll remember those cats before I remember a lot of humans. I honestly don't feel that there's anything wrong with mourning for a creature that shared you life with you for decades?

Raminahobbin

I can comfortably say that when my dog dies, I will miss her more than any human that has died so far in my life, and probably a lot more after.

She has slept on my bed since I got her 7 years ago, and I'm always around her. My girl friends know that where I go, if it's possible, she goes, and it's widely accepted that she's part of 'girls nights' if they're taking place at my house. And I judge guys and potential relationships on whether or not they get on with her. She's a feisty cocker spaniel, so she's a bit mad, and I have no time for relationships where the guys can't handle her or are slightly afraid of her.

She's family to me, shares my sense of humour and is always up for whatever I want to do. Plus she can be a moody little so and so, and gives the best 'you've made me sad now' faces if I don't give her something she wants. She's a sneaky, hyper, manipulative little wagon, and I love all the tricks she plays on me, and when she's being bold and knows it! It's all the ridiculous little daily things she does that keep me smiling and happy.

I really don't understand how people can't have a connection with their pets.

If ye all think that's sad, quite frankly, I don't give a shite

My dog is in the kitchen, so I'm relatively close to her, I guess.

Sierra 117

I had to have my dog, Butch, put down last year. He was riddled with cancer so it was the right thing to do but it was heart breaking all the same. He was my best friend for ten years and I'll never forget or stop missing him.

Karona

I had a jack russell who died last october, we had her for 16 years and she was a fantastic friend, loved her to bits.

The dog I have now is a complete and utter nutcase. He's a Golden Labrador, absolutely beautiful. He is only 10 months old but weighs at least 7 stone, he has admirers that bring him food to the gate (we live on a main road) even a woman that will buy him bags of treats to give to us to give to him. Its madness. But I do love him he's so happy to see me anytime i go back home. Don't know what I'd do without him to be honest.

pragmatic1

Had a persian tomcat that I loved more than most people. Stomach was in bits when he died.

Cill Dara Abu

Raminahobbin wrote: »

I can comfortably say that when my dog dies, I will miss her more than any human that has died so far in my life, and probably a lot more after.

She has slept on my bed since I got her 7 years ago, and I'm always around her. My girl friends know that where I go, if it's possible, she goes, and it's widely accepted that she's part of 'girls nights' if they're taking place at my house. And I judge guys and potential relationships on whether or not they get on with her. She's a feisty cocker spaniel, so she's a bit mad, and I have no time for relationships where the guys can't handle her or are slightly afraid of her.

She's family to me, shares my sense of humour and is always up for whatever I want to do. Plus she can be a moody little so and so, and gives the best 'you've made me sad now' faces if I don't give her something she wants. She's a sneaky, hyper, manipulative little wagon, and I love all the tricks she plays on me, and when she's being bold and knows it! It's all the ridiculous little daily things she does that keep me smiling and happy.

I really don't understand how people can't have a connection with their pets.

If ye all think that's sad, quite frankly, I don't give a shite

You really need to get out more :rolleyes:

Kevin Duffy

Cill Dara Abu wrote: »

You really need to get out more :rolleyes:

Well, look at this now - 3 months ago he can't get a number off a girl who's hopping him on the forecourt and has has to come to AH for advice, now he's Brian bleedin' Travolta dishing out the love advice!

Chris P. Bacon

Kevin Duffy wrote: »

Well, look at this now - 3 months ago he can't get a number off a girl who's hopping him on the forecourt and has has to come to AH for advice, now he's Brian bleedin' Travolta dishing out the love advice!

That was last month!

Kevin Duffy

Chris P. Bacon wrote: »

That was last month!

It was, wasn't it? Jaysis, that seems so long ago.

Cill Dara Abu

Only seems like yesterday

Kevin Duffy

Cill Dara Abu wrote: »

Only seems like yesterday

Bllleeeeuuuurrrgghhhhh



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My name is URL

My dog rarely leaves my side when I'm at home. If I try to keep him in the hall he'll literally dig his way through the door until I let him in, and regularly steals and stockpiles my socks in various parts of the house.. I love him to bits though

This is him - http://i53.tinypic.com/2utgkt3.png

Have a couple of lambs too atm.. I'm gonna eat them soon

MistyCheese

Do I like my dogs? The ones I feed, walk and take care of every day? The same ones I paid €400 (each) for and spend €52 a month on their food alone? The dogs who jump up and run over to me when I open the front door, drop a toy at my feet for me to play with them, put their head in my lap if they see I'm upset?

Can't stand the ba$tards.

Snakeblood

Roman Wooden Stepsister wrote: »

I find this odd,or maybe im odd in this aspect,i don't understand why people would have a remembrance page or remember a date on when their cat or dog died,i would remember a human more than cat or a dog that got run over by a car years ago.

what about you?.

My dog is a whore.

Karona

My name is URL wrote: »

My dog rarely leaves my side when I'm at home. If I try to keep him in the hall he'll literally dig his way through the door until I let him in, and regularly steals and stockpiles my socks in various parts of the house.. I love him to bits though

This is him - http://i53.tinypic.com/2utgkt3.png

Have a couple of lambs too atm.. I'm gonna eat them soon

He looks like he did something bold.

pow wow

My cat is smarter and more fun than most people I know.

Musicman2006

I was getting close to a sheep before but then the farmer showed up...talk about being caught with your pants down.

Rubberlegs

Have always had dogs but very meh about them really. Never overly upset when any of them died.

I am a person that remembers dates, mostly because when I hear a date, I can think of a few things that happened that day (birthdays, anniversaries, historical stuff) so I can remember the date some of my pets died. I can't remember what date my horse died, and he was the most special animal I ever had, because the date didn't correspond to a birthday, etc.

I will always remember the date I got my two cats cause it's my friend's birthday. I always remember my two budgies' invented birthdays because I've had them ten years. I love my pets but they're not human.

Ditch

Hurt my Dogs and ye'd wish to christ it was only Liam Neeson ye'd wished " Good Luck ".

I would. And I would. See; I'd have nothing left to lose.

Kevin Duffy

73Cat wrote: »

Have always had dogs but very meh about them really. Never overly upset when any of them died.

Well, with that username, your ambivalence comes as little surprise.

Big Nasty

Love my two cats - they're the coolest little peeps ever. Sleep with me most every night. Would be devastated if anything ever happened to either of them.

willow tree

love my dogs more than lots of people i know,especially the first one i got shes so cute and funny and loyal but she can be a diva....
last year when one of my dogs died i missed a day at work and when i did go in i cried every day at work:o that week, i was morto but i just couldnt help it. luckily i have a sound boss and understanding workmates:)

Loopie

Ah my dog's a deadly little thing. She's only a pup, getting to grips with life and all it has to offer!! She shreds everything, sits at the cooker staring into it, hangs out of the washing line, sh8ts like a good thing, and just has to be beside you. Yup, she rocks!!!!

Myself and the bow-wow just watched an episode of top gear together, so ya, I love my dog!

Raminahobbin

Cill Dara Abu wrote: »

You really need to get out more :rolleyes:

Might seem silly to you, but I find I gel better with people who are the kind of people who get on with her. Friends, family and relationships. When I break my friends down into friends who like her and those who don't, it's easy to see who my best buds are. One of my immediate family members hates dogs, and I don't speak to him if I can help it.

It's not necessarily just because they like/dislike dogs, specifically, but given that its a common denominator, I use it as a fairly decent indicator. It says a lot about someone if they're not a dog person, and it just so happens I get on better with dog people.

yesno1234

Dog died recently, had Cushing's disease and we brought him into a vets for a second opinion, to start with they had asked us to collect his urine to avoid them having to insert a catheter but they still did it even after collecting his urine, dog couldn't walk when we went to collect him that evening, was horrible seeing him not being able to move and vomiting for a day, watching him die. Buried him in the back garden but will never forget him. Had him for a good 12 years and that involved him getting lost for 6 months about 8 years ago and finding his way back home. Grew up with the dog, and was the first dog I can remember fully. Had other dogs when I was a baby but it's not the same. They become a part of the family.

Kevo

My dog was put down after a seizure when I was on holiday. I had him for 17/18 years so I was very attached. Wish I had stayed home.

Nodin

Roman Wooden Stepsister wrote: »

I find this odd,or maybe im odd in this aspect,i don't understand why people would have a remembrance page or remember a date on when their cat or dog died,i would remember a human more than cat or a dog that got run over by a car years ago.

what about you?.

Howard: (about Jack Cooper, the fox) We got close at one point, too close some people said. There was rumours. I don't know what those rumours were. I don't care to know.
Vince: It was that you were bummin' him.
Howard: Yeah, whatever, stupid rumours. Childish, not true. Whatever they were.
Vince: It was that you were bummin' him.
Howard: Yeah, I know what the rumours were. Not true.

AG2R

I'm only close to my dog tbh. Would be gutted if he died.
My budgies and Fish I couldn't care less if they die. I give them attention and all keep them right but I can't interact with them so don't feel attached.

BrianJD

Yes....Her breath smells.

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easyeason3

If anything happened my dog (touch wood it doesn't) I would be absolutely devastated. Seriously I would end up a sobbing mess. I would treat it the very same as if one of my family died.

I'm very attached to him. He's my buddy & even though some days he can be a pain in the arse I wouldn't be without him.

Sometimes I am sorry I got him because the day will come that I'll have to say goodbye & I don't ever want that day to happen.

He's my little dude

Lawrence1895

I have a cat there and two bunnies, they are just craic, I do love them. Just watching them playing around in the garden is always something to look forward to after a long day in work