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>>8042
I may be emotionally numb but the one thing I will never forget the sound of the dirt hitting the ribcage of my dog as I burried him.
The only thing that is sadder is Hachiko.

>>8043
So sorry to hear. The must have been truly heartbreaking. Dogs always gets to me.
>I still haven't "manned up" to see the movie about Hachiko

>>8043
Dog of Flanders is also a pretty good one.
If there's one thing that owning dogs has taught me, it's that everything will eventually come to a close. That it's important to cherish every moment we get with our loved ones, because they could end at any moment.

>>8041
>>8043
>>8044
I had 4 dogs throughout almost 20 years of my life. I don't really remember the first one, but I remember when my second one got hit by a car. He died in my arms. I was merely 12 years old, and it was a very heartbreaking experience. The third one died at age of 3 as he went to a nearby forest and ate some fox poison. He was found dead a few days later. I couldn't even hug him, because his body was cold and already full of some worms. I didn't want another dog after that. But my parents were stubborn and bought another dog. Took me a while to accept him. We don't let him out of our backyard anymore, because we don't want him to die so quickly. I'm genuinely crying as I write this post. I still remember the dream in which I saw my previous doggo and heard the "True True Friend" song from the show. I'll never forget that.

>>8080
animals are the better humans

>>8042
I'm gonna go hug my dog