When Our Dogs Must Leave Us...

Responsibility is a heavy burden when we have to say goodbye to our beloved dogs. As the bond deepens over time, we learn their quirks, understand their emotions, and even find ways to communicate with them.

On that fateful day, our dog was taken away—on October 29, 2011, she was sent off into the world. It was a decision made on January 27, 2018, that would change our lives forever.

The Mother Dog's Heartbreak

After a dog is sent away, a mother dog often experiences emotional distress and a loss of appetite. Much like us humans, she might be restless, not eating much, and even howling. She might seem distant, not responding to our calls, searching for her little one everywhere.

Our Emotions During the Goodbye

When our dog was first sent away, we were heartbroken for a few days. Time passes, and we get used to life without our furry friend. We keep thinking back to the times we spent together.

But during those first moments of goodbye, our dog is just as upset. She's left behind, and she's not sure where she belongs.

The Responsibility of Not Just Abandoning Our Dogs

When faced with the inability to continue caring for a stray dog, we must consider our actions thoughtfully. Beyond legal and moral considerations, we can also look to expert advice to understand whether a stray dog can be given away.

From a legal, moral, expert, and family responsibility standpoint, it's clear that stray dogs should not be abandoned lightly. Families should take on their responsibility, seeking solutions actively rather than giving up easily.

The Lifespan of Our Four-Legged Companions

Dogs have a lifespan of 10 to 15 years, and they will eventually leave us. Auntie shed tears of farewell to her 18-year-old pet, and Teacher recalls the passing of his beloved dog, 'Mantou'.

A heart-wrenching video of a dog being sent to the dog meat market plays, the old man gently petting the dog one last time, bidding farewell.

The Role of Dogs in Our Lives

Dogs are the preferred pets for most pet-owning families, bringing joy to our lives through thick and thin. They are loyal companions, playing with us, making us laugh, and we do the same for them.

Should We Give Up Our Stray Dogs?

I believe that you shouldn't give up your stray dog unless it has not affected your life. I suggest that you can take care of it first and help find a suitable owner. Dogs are our best friends; let's cherish life.

Remember, our dogs are intelligent and capable of recognizing people; they won't harm family members.

Staying Consistent in Routine

Try to maintain your dog's daily routine, including diet, exercise, and sleep schedules, as this helps them feel safe and secure. If you have to send one of your two dogs away, the other may go through an adjustment period, so be patient and supportive.

A Dog's Loyalty and Our Adoration

Dogs are the most loyal of animals, which is why they are so highly praised. Cats, on the other hand, are often seen as ungrateful and untrustworthy, as some dialects describe someone without a conscience as "having a cat's heart." I believe your stray dog should not be given up unless it has not affected your life. Look at that picture; it's a beautiful dog with great fur.

Final Thoughts

It's best not to own two same-sex dogs. Choose dogs of different genders and keep their ages relatively similar to avoid size differences causing one to dominate the other. From the start, designate one dog as the leader of the pack.

Let's cherish our dogs, our loyal companions, and never abandon them when we have the means to keep them.