Lexi

by **lexii** Fri Dec 29 2017, 14:53

We decided to let lexi go today. She was not keen on her breakfast and was walking very slow and her legs weak. She got her meds and perked up a bit but we know the vets are now closed to Wednesday and I didn’t want to make her wait any longer. It was just time.

She ate the turkey we were supposed to be having for dinner (whoops) and got her hugs and kisses and she had a little growl and bark at Billy which had us all in hysterics cause that’s just lexi all over and sums up her life perfectly.

She went very peacefully and is now under our favourite cherry tree in her big fluffy blanket.

Thank you all for the many years of companionship my beautiful sweet girl

(And thank you to all you forum users for supporting me through this and being good friends over the years)

by **Mistys Mum** Fri Dec 29 2017, 15:41

So sorry to hear this Hayley. You have made the hardest but also kindest decision anyone has to make. It sounds like she had a very nice day and you knew when the time was right.

Run free at the bridge beautiful girl xx

by **Nifty staffy** Fri Dec 29 2017, 16:21

Oh Hayley, all my thoughts go out to you.
Run free Lexi

by **Jnestie84** Fri Dec 29 2017, 20:58

So very sorry to hear this. Thinking of you, take care of yourself.

by **gillybrent** Fri Dec 29 2017, 21:01

Oh, Hayley, I'm so sorry to hear this.

RIP Lexi, run free & wait at Rainbow Bridge.

by **-Ian-** Sat Dec 30 2017, 10:36

Very sorry to read this news Hayley, Lexi has had a wonderful life with you and now rests easy at Rainbow Bridge. RIP Lexi

by Guest Tue Jan 02 2018, 07:56

I'm sorry, Hayley, I didn't see this earlier.

You gave Lexi a wonderful life and am sure have so many happy memories. I know she'll be forever in your heart.

by **Jenc** Tue Jan 02 2018, 19:47

So sorry to hear this Hayley, Lexi had a great life with you & will now run free over rainbow bridge until you see her again xx

by **Inez Maria** Mon Jan 08 2018, 19:09

So sorry to hear this run free gorgeous girl xx

by **lexii** Tue Jan 16 2018, 00:21

Thanks. Ill admit im struggling a bit. How do you just stop looking after something you have had to for 14 years?

Ive heard her snore, smelt her farts, cooked her dinner, picked up her poo.....now nothing.

Ill not be getting another dog.

Sorry to be so emo. But i cant quite stop crying. I miss her.

by **Mistys Mum** Tue Jan 16 2018, 07:51

I really feel for you. I know the pain they leave when they go. Just try to remember all the happy times you had and the fact you gave her a wonderful life.

It's such a huge loss and you need time to grieve. We are always here for you x

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