daisysmum.
My heart goes out to you. All of us here on the Pet Bereavement site knows what you are going through.
It is so hard to let them go but one knows when it is time because of the pain our beloved pets are going through.
Thank you for staying with Daisy until the end because I am sure she was looking at you and she knew how much love and loyalty you gave to her. God Bless You.
1kiddles4

I'm sorry for your loss-but you made a nice post to her here!

SOrry for your loss. I know its hard.

so sad to have to make a decision like that....I know its tough call....hugs

Thank you so, so much to all of you for your kind and thoughtful messages. It's been a lonely day, I must say. The yard is empty and the house is still. I know you all understand...I'm planning on a stitching little tribute for Daisy to frame and put on my bookshelf. Again, thank you for your most kind and supportive messages. I've really appreciated them.

Perhaps you can stitch an area where to place a photo or two-or you can always get one of those franes which holds different photos and you can hang it by your stiched one

I'm so sorry about your beautiful Daisy. I understand the pain you're experiencing but please know, it will get better.

We are here for you, to see you through this difficult time.

Oh, I'm so sorry to hear about your sweet Daisy. I know it had to be the hardest thing to do.

One thing I've learned over the years about animals is how open they are -- how much they feel compared to us. Our babies knew we loved them, because they could feel it. It's why they trusted us so completely. We all have to hold onto the knowledge that we gave them a kind of happiness and sense of security that can be hard for us to understand, but it was good. I know I had a perfect childhood, and I think my Rupert probably felt a lot like I did as a kid -- safe and loved, living on a good planet, filled with lots of good and fun things.

Only in their case, they don't have the disappointment of growing up and discovering the truth! They are blessed in that way.

I wish all of us could have our babies back! I know it's not possible. But I do know that, someday, I'll have a new baby to love, and I will hold onto him or her even tighter.

I'm so sorry to hear about Daisy. I know it must have been terribly difficult, but I'm so glad you were there as her spirit left her body. When I had to put my Walter down, I couldn't bring myself to do it, and I've been dealing with the guilt, shame, and sadness of not being with my best friend as he passed ever since. I'm glad you were there to be by her side.

It's been three months since Walter passed, and know that the days do get easier. I do not miss him any less, but the sting wears off a bit. I hope you're able to consider carrying on Daisy's legacy and memory with a new pup when the time is right. As for right now, trust that you gave her a beautiful life, and wherever she is, she is grateful and loving and missing you as much as you are her.

Know I'm thinking of you in this time, and know you're not alone.

Thanks again to all here who have made the last couple of weeks a little easier. It made a lot of difference to me.
Yesterday, when I got home from work, as I opened the front door, I heard a ghost bark...the same little happy bark I'd hear each day. I wonder - has anyone else heard that? Or is it just my wishful thinking?

I am so sorry for your loss. I don't know what others believe but I had an experience one night after my dog Abby passed. She always laid at the end my my bed on the floor when she could no longer get on the bed. She was a heavy breather and also snored more so as she got older. One night I was laying in bed watching TV and I could hear her breathing in that same spot she would sleep. I kept turning down the TV because it was so real but then I couldn't hear it. This went on for over and hour, I even got up and looked even though I knew she was not there. I believe she was there to comfort me as I was crying and missing her so much.

Daisy was just letting you know she is okay and waiting for you at Rainbow Bridge.