These are the sort of things life hits you with. I don't know why, but they're a part of our world and our existence. We need to muscle through them as best we can, but not forget what we were working so hard to overcome.

Raise a glass to Marco.

yeah i wont wallow in selfdespair
he was a proud dog and we were a proud team
he wouldnt want me to destroy myself but rather cheerish the time and go on

but when its this fresh its only natural to be sad

Quote from: HarmonyClock;1395046but when its this fresh its only natural to be sad

I'm seriously sorry for your loss, I wish you the best from here on.

Quote from: HarmonyClock;1395046yeah i wont wallow in selfdespair
he was a proud dog and we were a proud team
he wouldnt want me to destroy myself but rather cheerish the time and go on

but when its this fresh its only natural to be sad

Yeah man, try not to think of yourself as being "emo" or "ungrateful" or whatever. Let that go, because you have something to be upset over -- emo/ungrateful is being upset over your parents grounding you for a week; this is the death of a great friend.

<3 <3 <3 {{{}}}

Poor Marco.  I am quite saddened, and that means a lot because I am not a dog lover.

This thread brings a tear to my eye.

My heart goes out to ya. That guy is just too cute

I am really sorry for the current events. I am not sure if I can tell you anything for helping, just that he sure is an amazing dog and deserves to be tributed and not dumped away as a dixie cup.

Maybe collect photos or make a statue.

a dog life, it sounds very appropriate

Quote from: Chowder;1395358a dog life, it sounds very appropriate

eat shit
that fucker deserved better, he spent his life in a cage always longing to run free outside
he spent his life with rigorous training and hard beatings just so he could save lives
and now hes been put away like some godamn tool not needed anymore

i put an edit upfront
thanks again for the people caring, it always helps alittle
i know the clockcrew might not seem as the appropriate place to seek comfort but i dont know where else to turn, noone in my reallife has any idea how hard this is on me

HazardClock always thinks he's funny, even when it's a really, really poor time to make a joke, particularly a shitty one.

I think the Clock Crew can be sympathetic about something like this, even when some of them think this would be a great opportunity to zing you.

Quote from: SnakeClock;1396413 HazardClock always thinks he's funny, even when it's a really, really poor time to make a joke, particularly a shitty one.

I think the Clock Crew can be sympathetic about something like this, even when some of them think this would be a great opportunity to zing you.

i dont really mind
its not him im angry on, its the cynical trainers
they have no idea, or dont care, how much i loved that dog
i wouldve traded anything for that dog

Quote from: HarmonyClock;1396415atleast i got one of them to cry aswell

What you do, kick 'em in the nuts? _poogle_

In all seriousness, this reminds me of something that happened to my uncle once. He was working at an airport with a beagle named Lucy, who was trained to sniff out illegal international foods. She eventually got relieved, and my uncle said that he would take her in, but I'm not sure she did. I don't know what happened to her.

Quote from: SnakeClock;1396418What you do, kick 'em in the nuts? _poogle_

no, they tried to sway me off from trying to save him but the dog trainer who was closest to him couldnt keep her calm because she was the one who had to put him down, she didnt want to

Quote from: HarmonyClock;1396426no, they tried to sway me off from trying to save him but the dog trainer who was closest to him couldnt keep her calm because she was the one who had to put him down, she didnt want to

At least a stranger mourned for him.

youknow he'd wait for me, always sitting outside at the fence
looking at whoever passed by
we could be gone for more than a week during vacation, he'd sit everyday and wait for me
it could be a snowstorm outside and he'd sit there, snowcovered
could be pouring rain and he'd sit there all wet
he always waited for me
he probably waited for me untill the end
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it might be corny or whatnot but that clip captures some of what im trying to say

that dog was loyal into death

Quote from: HarmonyClock;1396457youknow he'd wait for me, always sitting outside at the fence
looking at whoever passed by
we could be gone for more than a week during vacation, he'd sit everyday and wait for me
it could be a snowstorm outside and he'd sit there, snowcovered
could be pouring rain and he'd sit there all wet
he always waited for me
he probably waited for me untill the end
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it might be corny or whatnot but that clip captures some of what im trying to say

that dog was loyal into death

Oh god

Quote from: HarmonyClock;1396457youknow he'd wait for me, always sitting outside at the fence
looking at whoever passed by
we could be gone for more than a week during vacation, he'd sit everyday and wait for me
it could be a snowstorm outside and he'd sit there, snowcovered
could be pouring rain and he'd sit there all wet
he always waited for me
he probably waited for me untill the end

Reminds me of this:



I had a dog once when I was a kid, a chocolate labrador named Lucky (I wasn't that creative back then). He was a pretty unruly dog, pissing on the carpet and all that, but he was fun. But once he tried to bite one of my sister's friends in the face, so he got put down while I was at school one day. It was upsetting, and my family's never had a pet since.

Sorry to hear about that.