Mona
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Well, we have been dreading this day for a long time. It has been easier to not think about than to accept it. I made an appointment for early January to have Baylee put to sleep, and I cancelled it. Now, here we are, a mere month later, faced with the same thing, only this time, we are sure, and won't be turning back. :no:
For about the past year, Baylee has been losing muscle tone in her rear. It has progressively gotten worse, to where now all her muscle has atrophied, and all the muscle down the back of her legs feel like mush. She can barely walk, is very unstable on her legs and topples over sideways after about 5 steps. She falls over several times when trying to poop, cannot even lift her feet over the threshold coming through the door. She has no coordination in her legs at all.
I had Bonnie do a reading on her for me, and she told me about a stomach problem we were not aware of. Now, only days later, Baylee has given up on eating. Sunday and Monday she barely ate, if at all. She is laying around a lot more, and whining more. We feel it is her time. What kills me, is seeing the life she has left in her soul! I can only hope we are making the right decision and not taking her too soon.
So for any of you out there that are are able to "communicate" with the animals, please help me in saying farewell to our dear friend, and let her know how much we love her and have enjoyed her, even through her rotten childhood days and crazy ways!!
: And to everyone else, please think of her this afternoon, and send her good, peaceful thoughts and/or prayers as she crosses the Rainbow Bridge.
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Here is Baylee with her BEST FRIEND, "Clyde", our Great Dane that was only 10 days older than Baylee. They grew up together, and were raraely away from each others side. We lost Clyde a few years back to Cancer, so I am thankful he will be waiting for her, and they will be together again.
And these are Baylee taken around the same time. All these pics were in around the 10 weeks of age time frame.
My, how's she aged in appearance, but I LOVE the look of an old greying dog. To me they look so distinguished!
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For about the past year, Baylee has been losing muscle tone in her rear. It has progressively gotten worse, to where now all her muscle has atrophied, and all the muscle down the back of her legs feel like mush. She can barely walk, is very unstable on her legs and topples over sideways after about 5 steps. She falls over several times when trying to poop, cannot even lift her feet over the threshold coming through the door. She has no coordination in her legs at all.
I had Bonnie do a reading on her for me, and she told me about a stomach problem we were not aware of. Now, only days later, Baylee has given up on eating. Sunday and Monday she barely ate, if at all. She is laying around a lot more, and whining more. We feel it is her time. What kills me, is seeing the life she has left in her soul! I can only hope we are making the right decision and not taking her too soon.
So for any of you out there that are are able to "communicate" with the animals, please help me in saying farewell to our dear friend, and let her know how much we love her and have enjoyed her, even through her rotten childhood days and crazy ways!!
Here is Baylee with her BEST FRIEND, "Clyde", our Great Dane that was only 10 days older than Baylee. They grew up together, and were raraely away from each others side. We lost Clyde a few years back to Cancer, so I am thankful he will be waiting for her, and they will be together again.
And these are Baylee taken around the same time. All these pics were in around the 10 weeks of age time frame.
My, how's she aged in appearance, but I LOVE the look of an old greying dog. To me they look so distinguished!
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