Well that's depressing.

As I was on my computer (As I usually am at this time) I heard a sound outside and looked to see a dead dog. Mildly graphic description in the spoiler. Don't read if you're sensitive.

It was lying on it's side with a trail of blood coming out of it's mouth. Really rather jarring. Right in the middle of the street too and in front of my house which makes it a bit worse.

And the sad thing about it all was that it was a dog me and my mom had been talking about earlier and have seen for the past few months. It's a wild mutt that was originally named Taco because it looked Mexican, renamed Gustav by me to remove the racial stereotype, and then renamed by me again today to Belmont since I was playing Castlevania recently. I renamed him and saw him just before he died and it was a dog I was fond of.

RIP Taco Gustav Belmont.

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That's sad, he has my sincerest wishes for a great journey into the eternal yet evanescent valley that is death.
 
A dog in pain (or dead) is much worst than seeing someone in pain (or dead). ;________;
 
Well at least you know what will be in the stew for your evening meal.
 
[quote name='xist' post='3831606' date='Aug 13 2011, 10:40 PM']Well at least you know what will be in the stew for your evening meal.[/quote]

Not sure if you took it as a joke post or not, but this honestly did happen. My mom even started crying about it.
 
[quote name='prowler_' post='3831602' date='Aug 13 2011, 03:38 PM']A dog in pain (or dead) is much worst than seeing someone in pain (or dead). ;________;[/quote]

Not sure I can agree with you there... I found a man (who I also happened to know) dead in a parking lot (suicide)... Was considerably worse than waking up to my dog passed away on my bedroom floor...
 
[quote name='Tonitonichopchop' post='3831621' date='Aug 13 2011, 03:45 PM'][quote name='xist' post='3831606' date='Aug 13 2011, 10:40 PM']Well at least you know what will be in the stew for your evening meal.[/quote]

Not sure if you took it as a joke post or not, but this honestly did happen. My mom even started crying about it.
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'Tis to be expected, be it man or canine, we are all still animals and our lives should be treated as equals.
 
[quote name='Narayan' post='3831640' date='Aug 13 2011, 03:55 PM']lol, i didn't expect that you would eat it.[/quote]
He didn't.
 
[quote name='machomuu' post='3831643' date='Aug 14 2011, 03:56 AM'][quote name='Narayan' post='3831640' date='Aug 13 2011, 03:55 PM']lol, i didn't expect that you would eat it.[/quote]
He didn't.
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oh... i was confused.... about what he said did happen.
 
Ouch, that's a shame.

Sorry to hear about that; that's a pretty awful thing to have to see.
 
Reality is crude, and it slap it all over our faces once ina while.. remind us we are not much in this life.. accident happens everyday, sadly.. RIP to the doggy at least he has not agonized in suffering, but died in the instant.. beautiful death if not the best one dying from aging, not a painful one :(
 
I'm sorry for your loss. May your canine companion find peace wherever he may be now.

I know there's not much any of us can say to truly console you. The least I can say is that is is better to be at peace with the fact that your dog died, than have it just vanish one day without a trace. Acceptance is essential for you and for him.
 

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