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Losing any of your pet always feels like losing a family member because they are dear to us always. I've lost one of dogs to hit and run drivers. I was nearly broken by the hurt. Since then, I don't let any of my pets to go out of the house.
Last year, I lost my very first dog due to old age and pancreatitis. The heartbreak was overwhelming, and I still find myself crying whenever I think of my best friend. The pain of losing him feels even deeper than that of a breakup.
Last year, I lost my very first dog due to old age and pancreatitis. The heartbreak was overwhelming, and I still find myself crying whenever I think of my best friend. The pain of losing him feels even deeper than that of a breakup.
It definitely hurts.
I think about my last dog at least every week and he's been gone for about 10 years.
sadly, my pets have never lived their full life. I got my first pet when I was 10 years and it died just after 8 weeks. My last pet was eaten by tiger (in my farm).
sadly, my pets have never lived their full life. I got my first pet when I was 10 years and it died just after 8 weeks. My last pet was eaten by tiger (in my farm).
When it comes to a pet's death, then I have lost a pet. I have lost a family cat a few years ago. It was a really saddening incident for me. Having said that, I miss that cat sometimes. It was a Persian cat. It was owned by my family. I really feel sad when people lose their pets.
sadly, my pets have never lived their full life. I got my first pet when I was 10 years and it died just after 8 weeks. My last pet was eaten by tiger (in my farm).
I'm definitely getting a tiger killing gun for sure if any of my pet got eaten by them.
There's no way I wouldn't revenge by killing any tiger I see in mj farm.
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