Would you have your dog put to sleep because he is old? I have some people that are trying to...

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I’ve had to do it several times sadly.
They look at you and tell you when it’s time. Ease their pain and I’ve told each one to please wait for me someday....

Gingerbreadspice · F

If he’s struggling and in constant pain and doesn’t find interest or happiness in anything anymore then it’s probably best to think about putting your dog down.

Mamapolo2016 · F

I made that choice last April. The only part of Clancy-himself that was left was breathing and occasionally licking my hand. He could not stand for more than a minute or two.

I don’t regret it.

thedarkside · M

Let him pass on his own. Don't make a decision that you may end up regretting for the rest of your life as I did.

purplepen · 51-55, F

That's a really hard decision. Does the doggy still enjoy life somewhat?

NativeOregonian · 51-55

Pass on his own, my grandparents and family always opted for euthenasia, which always disturbed me.

romell · 51-55, M

if the animal is struggling with some diseases why not

76May · 51-55, F

Okay, but animals need time to adjust to crossing over and adjust to the spirit world just like humans. Isn't that selfish to force my will on him and force him over? He is comfortable and on pain meds. All answers are appreciated.

PuppetOnStrings

We had to put our dog down earlier in the year.

It's hard but you need to do what's best for your pet, whatever eases his suffering.

Doomflower · 41-45, M

I put mine down when she got go where she couldn't walk on her own and was messing herself. We could help her pain but she was not able to live with any kind of dignity.

ImKelsey · 26-30, F

When a dog dies in your home there can be a traumatic mess and smell to clean up. Do you want this to be your last memory?

SW-User

Idk it depends on how much pain the dog was in and how long they had left to live ..

SW-User

I did it with my dog when she was no longer able to control her bodily functions or rely on her back legs. A dog which is immobile or incapable has very limited life quality. It's a tough call but unless you can give 24/7 care then it's the only call really.

SW-User

I had to put my dog to sleep about 4 years ago. The vet recommended it for a long time but I kept putting it off. He was miserable so I finally did it. I still feel bad about doing it but it released him from pain. How could I let my little friend suffer because of my feelings? Think about it.

masaca · 70-79, M

My sister's dog laid down a passed at home. I I think he a referred it that way. I feel she did, because she had a hard time when her childhood pet was "put to sleep."

SW-User

If my dog was suffering greatly I would as I don't want him to suffer

Thereyouare · 61-69, M

I have one male Lily she is so precious I would not have the heart to do that to her

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TryingtoLava

Your poll is kindaaa biased. Whos gona pick kill your dog?