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I am so sorry for your loss. I can't even imagine the heartbreak you're going through. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts.
 
So sorry for the loss of your dear Kairi...she will always be in your heart. She now runs at the feet of her Creator in a wonderful place. :hugs:pop
 
How completely devastating.:cry: I'm so sorry for your loss, she was beautiful. I can't imagine bringing my dog to the vet for something so simple and it ending so tragically. I'm typing this through tears, my heart goes out to you and you family.
Rest in Peace, sweet beautiful Kairi.:hugs
 
So sorry to hear about your loss - obviously I posted just minutes before your report came up on my computer. Having just lost a 6 month old Pom this past July I know how difficult this is for you. Unlike losing a pet that has had a full long life this wasn't supposed to happen now - you are also for mourning all the memories you will not get to make - it is just hard. My condolences.
 
Thank you all for everything you have said, everything is awful right now but it's really helpful to read everyone's posts even if I get really upset.

EJHUNTL, you are completely right, I am in mourning for all the things she was meant to do. She was meant to be a champion agility dog, I was convinced she was going to be brilliant. She was just so intelligent and fast and I wanted her to be great. I have a new little puppy Pepper, she's 5 months old and Kairi was going to show her how to play fetch, swim in the river and to sit to cross the road and things like that and teach her all the bad habits that I didn't want her to know.

She was really nervous but I had found a really good trainer and she was getting her to be happy with other dogs around. She was nearly at the point where she would actually play with other dogs and I had been so looking forward to that point.

I just can't focus on that, I have to remember that she lived life to the very fullest and loved every moment of it. She didn't have a long life but she packed every second with as much as was possible in life. I know she was just too good for this world but I wish I got to have her just a little bit longer.
 
Again, I am just so sorry to hear this. All of us who have lost the exceptionally special one, the One with the capital O, our truly soulmate One, completely understand and deeply mourn with you. I am so, so sorry for your loss.
 
Thank you all for everything you have said, everything is awful right now but it's really helpful to read everyone's posts even if I get really upset.

EJHUNTL, you are completely right, I am in mourning for all the things she was meant to do. She was meant to be a champion agility dog, I was convinced she was going to be brilliant. She was just so intelligent and fast and I wanted her to be great. I have a new little puppy Pepper, she's 5 months old and Kairi was going to show her how to play fetch, swim in the river and to sit to cross the road and things like that and teach her all the bad habits that I didn't want her to know.

She was really nervous but I had found a really good trainer and she was getting her to be happy with other dogs around. She was nearly at the point where she would actually play with other dogs and I had been so looking forward to that point.

I just can't focus on that, I have to remember that she lived life to the very fullest and loved every moment of it. She didn't have a long life but she packed every second with as much as was possible in life. I know she was just too good for this world but I wish I got to have her just a little bit longer.

I am very sorry. I lost my Tri girl Diva 2.5 weeks ago suddenly to a as of yet unknown neurological condition. My girl too was taken far too young. She was a brilliant agility dog and was half way to her Master Agility CH. The unfulfilled things she too was meant to do is overwhelming sometimes.

But yes focus on little Kairis' wonderful life and celebrate all the things that you and her shared. I am sure Diva is showing her the ropes at the rainbow bridge. :hugs
 
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