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hlthe2b

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3. Yes... I tend to agree. Only elleng can begin to know how they would react, but the suggestion that one

Reply to BigmanPigman (Reply #2)

Sun Jun 22, 2025, 05:22 AM

Jun 22

...dog (puppy) can replace another, could be taken wrong by some (no matter how UNINTENDED), and it may be that they need a little time to grieve the one to which they had already become attached.

I'm sorry for the pain of losing a dog this way. Puppies, like children, can be a real challenge to keep safe...

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THANKS for advice.Grand-dog (1 year old) tried to eat 2d sock yesterday, and surgery failed. [View all] elleng Jun 22 OP

Oh elleng, I am so sorry. MIButterfly Jun 22 #1

I've thought of doing something similar BigmanPigman Jun 22 #2

Yes... I tend to agree. Only elleng can begin to know how they would react, but the suggestion that one hlthe2b Jun 22 #3

I'm so sorry Laurelin Jun 22 #4

I'm messed up since heard grandson (almost 11) is 'devasted.' I've rarely heard/seen such elleng Jun 23 #5

That's so difficult to hear Laurelin Jun 23 #6

I'm sure that coping is individual. Quick chat's do seem to help. elleng Jun 23 #7