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I hope the cat got a medal and lots of treats for her good deeds

ha ha! sucks to the neighbours! 😅

That is a great idea - encourages people to do good by showing them exactly what good they have done so far.

I wonder what America's constitution would look like these days if that had been implemented...

America better get used to this

I have been a living book. I told about my own life and the borrowers could ask questions if they wanted clarification on something. It was very interesting and the conversations with the borrowers were interesting. (I am from Finland).

So that their handlers don't leave them behind in the field - that would be endangering the life of a senior (and fellow) soldier

Good cos we see them as family too

Makes me love my xc90 even more.

But honestly, who would tell their boss they´re getting an abortion? This is a very intimate topic and I am sure for assumption of costs there are some forms to fill and some Becky in accounting that would gossip to others about it. At least that would be something I wouldn´t be willing to risk..

A cat, too. I sometimes feel like the hole in my life since I lost my little guy will never heal.

But...it is losing a loved one...

That makes sense because a dog IS a loved one.

So does losing a cat...

Because unlike people, dogs will never let you down.

I lost my dad in 2021. he is my best friend. He is my hero. I love him more than anything. But when I lost my dog of 12 years in February... it was way harder to handle than losing my dad. Not because I loved my dog more or anything but because it's a different kind of loss. I spent every single day for 12 years with my dog. She did everything with me. Including go to work. My dad was in my life but I didn't see him daily. I did talk to him almost everyday. But like... coping with losing my dad without my dog & Vice versa was so fucken hard. Losing both people & animals suck. But they're different kinds of loss & pain. Ya know? Equally gut wrenching but in different ways.

When my dog died, it took about 4 year before I stopped tearing up at the mention of his name.

Of course it is!! Every pet I've lost took a piece of my heart with them :(

It's devastating! 💔 What makes it worse is people act like your crazy for caring about an "animal" that much. They can't comprehend for many of us they ARE our children!!

It's more painful. My little girl dog Mia was with us for 14 years. Every day for 14 years. As an adult, who's been on her own( married, no kids) ( yes I love and see my family, the ones that are left) But losing Mia, it's just not fair.

And a cat - my cat is older than most before they pass, and I don't know if I'll have the will to live when he goes

Did anyone with a pet not know this?

Not news to a lot of us

This is so true. For me I lost the dog I'd had for my entire life a few months ago and still sometimes when I sit down to watch TV or just relax I look around for him and a little part of me just feels empty

That implies a dog isn't a loved one.

It is. And a cat, too.

A dog IS a loved one

Losing any fur baby (or non-fur) for that matter. They are part of our lives, family members without question.

Not "can be"... IS.

But our dogs and cats ARE loved ones!

They are loved ones. 🙄

Losing a dog (or any close pet) IS losing a loved one. I feel it can be, in many cases, even more painful.

Animals ARE loved ones.

Losing a dog IS losing a loved one. See the answer above about the fact that it has been proven that dogs love us, too.

That’s because they are loved ones too!

A dog IS a loved one.

My dog IS a loved one

I lost one of my cats 10 years ago and I'm still not over it. He left his twin brother alone - his two brother is now 90 years of age in cat years.

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Pets are loved ones. All pets, dogs, cats, hamsters and assorted others,

Depends on the loved one in question. Totally subjective.

Very true

i think that people should be allowed bereavement leave from work for their pets, same as if a close family member dies.

Should've said pet instead of dog.

Uh, duh.

Losing a dog is losing a loved one.

Losing a Dog Or a Cat or any other family member (non human)is as bad or sometimes worse than losing a loved one. Especially if it's unexpected

That's because it IS losing a lobed one.

Losing a dog (or a cat) IS losing a loved one, for most of us.

True with any beloved companion animal

The feels on this one... I know, I have somewhat loved and loss. Makes me think I could've been much better (doggo had a caring family in mine but I was rarely there myself). T_T