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Coping with death and how to help the other dog...
We recently (yesterday) had to let our dog Payton go.He was 11 1/2yo.It was very hard,and still very hard for me to think/talk about.
My question to the group is what do I look for in Jordan for signs of depression? How do I help her to recover? She does look for him,I have also noticed she is following me around the house.(I've taken PTO days from work)
When we were out side she would not come when I called her (she has great recall) she was smelling Payton favorite pee bush.
I am trying to keep her and myself busy,I am cleaning the house, I mean deep cleaning. We are going for walks and I am taking her tomorrow to my sisters to play with her doggy cousins.
Any suggestions would be helpful.
Tante
My question to the group is what do I look for in Jordan for signs of depression? How do I help her to recover? She does look for him,I have also noticed she is following me around the house.(I've taken PTO days from work)
When we were out side she would not come when I called her (she has great recall) she was smelling Payton favorite pee bush.
I am trying to keep her and myself busy,I am cleaning the house, I mean deep cleaning. We are going for walks and I am taking her tomorrow to my sisters to play with her doggy cousins.
Any suggestions would be helpful.
Tante
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Permalink Reply by Debbie Penny on
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My deepest sympathy on the loss of your Payton. Keep busy like your doing, lots of walks, and lots of hugs. She's reading your sadness as well, so try and be strong, and keep your spirits up when your out walking and doing things. God Bless, our best friends just don't live long enough, but the joy of their memories last our life time. Hugs.
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