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God I wish everyone knew this and took it to heart. Thank you for posting (and for tugging on my heartstrings on Friday afternoon!).
*tears up*
Yes…big time.
Ditto!! Between this and the Vick dog video a few posts below, this has been one tearjerker Friday! (beautiful though!)
me too! T^T this makes me miss my old goggies… makes me want to love a new one some day.
same here T^T
wish i could find that in print
They should put this up at shelters and rescues. Maybe it’d make people realize exactly what happens when they don’t do it right.
^this^. although it will discourage people from adopting, it make sure when they DO get adopted it’s by people who understand!
They have this up at my vet surgery in the waiting room. I think it’s a great idea.
We have something similar at the clinic I work at.
I put this on a shelter’s facebook page where I volunteered, but they took it down.
That wasnt very nice of them
Wow, this is beautiful! I really got tears in my eyes, I love my dog.
EXCELLENT!!
Snorf
This made me weepy, too.
http://health.nashville.gov/PDFs/commandments2.pdf
Thanks for posting that link, Luskwater!
My beloved rottweiler Otto was let go 4 weeks ago, we were all with him, it was the most painful thing for us but the best for him. The poster says it all.
My condolences for your Otto. I knew a wonderful rot named Otto too. He had gotten lost in a flood and lived out his years with my sister.
This is indeed a very touching 10 Commandments… wow…
I am so sorry for your loss. A local low-cost vet clinic has a verse painted on the outside wall; I don’t remember it verbatim, but the sentiment might be of comfort.
“Every time I lose a dog, they take a piece of my heart with them. Every time a new dog comes into my life, they give me a piece of their heart. Eventually, my heart will be completely replaced with hearts true and loyal and loving.”
I wish I could quote it verbatim and credit the author appropriately, but I can’t.
I found this quote on the net. Still don’t know who the author is though
“It came to me that every time I lose a dog they take a piece of my heart with them. And every new dog who comes into my life gifts me with a piece of their heart. If I live long enough, all the components of my heart will be dog, and I will become as generous and loving as they are.”
found it credited to Cheryl Zuccaro
Awesome
so sorry for your loss I know what you are going through I lost my Golden Retreiver Sebastian on Jan.3rd.I too was with my baby boy when he crossed over that rainbow bridge. I welcomed into my home and heart and I was there to say good bye.I lost my rotty Dinah four years ago and she is still in my heart.
I have seen versions of this posted at local shelters and vet offices. I’m always with my fur kids when they go. I can’t imagine not being there.
Scott: I found the commandments on the Internet. I just put in 10 canine commandments and it came up. I am going to take it home, put it in a frame and hang it up.
Teared up as well. Not to be depressing, but my dog was my only friend in high school. Went off to college and made a lot of friends, but when I came back Toby was still there. He’s getting older now, so #10 seriously struck home. I think I will be spending a little extra time with him tonight.
He’s a lucky doggy.
You are a lucky person.
Yeah, totally got me at #10 :’( *weeps*
** Applause **
I’ve seen this wording many times and it makes me smile. But it also makes me realise that life is brief. I’m a dog lover and the oldest of my dogs is almost 15 years old and is now living on borrowed time…
*wiping leekie eyez*
Glad I ain’t the only one… *sniffs*
I strongly disagree with #7. You NEVER hit your dog. EVER
I think that’s kinda the point.
*sniff* I miss my four footed babies we’ve had to let go… all goggies deserve to be loved.
*sniff* …yes
full ack.
Awww! I’m bawling like a big baby. Had to stop and hug my puppies after reading this one. :’(
Wow…I’m crying now…
Daniel
Number 7 IS about not hitting your dog. It’s saying before you hit your dog, remember that your dog could hurt you bad but doesn’t. So don’t do it to him/her.
This poster is awesome. I have three dogs, and they’re all some of the best people I know. Even my neurotic mutt who is the dark side of mixed up genetics has a heart of gold, even if she does have joint problems, allergies, and the doggie equivalent of autism.
that is the most wonderful thing I’ve ever seen on the internet.
now I’m crying like a baby. I was away at school when my dog was put to sleep and I regret that so much.
I want one for cats as well.
Perfect!
{{{hugs her four goggies}}}
I have had several animals that have lived good long lives and when the time came, they never died alone or with strangers.
Mawk
#10- “difficult journeys” I could never have my pets put down without being there. made my mom wait till I could come home for my childhood pet, she wanted to drop her off and leave….I couldnt bear the thought! well said on all 10!! *sniffs and wipes tears*
Under #8, I’d add “I might be in pain.” Animals tend not to show their pain directly, because it might make them vulnerable to animals that might prey on them or take over their social position. When they don’t show it behaviorally, and can’t tell you, it can be difficult to tell!
Absolute truth. I am a hospice nurse but by far the hardest thing I ever did was go with my Wednesday (a fawn pug) to the vet that night when she was 13. I got her at 6 weeks old and she was my protector the whole time. I was terrified about what it would be like because of seeing so many humans at the end. It is not a horrible thing to see–much easier than the suffering you can’t fix. Love your dogs because they love you.
Jill. You are a hero.
Hospice does not get enough love for what they do.
Because of people like you my grandmother was able to pass on in her apartment surrounded by people who love her.
thank you. I can not tel you how much that fact helps me to deal with my own grief.
Bearfoot & Jill -
Hospice was the best thing that happened to my family during a terrible time. It meant the world to all of us that our father/husband/brother/son could spend his last days in his own home, surrounded by family, rather than in a strange hospital bed. Even after he passed hospice was there to support us with grief counseling and groups. I’m in med school, but I don’t know if I’d have the strength to work in a hospice setting, you are a breed apart!
Thank you!
Trying not to cry. I would say I am sad but anyone who has ever had a dog they loved understands.
OMG, make me cry. But, so totally F*%$@#g on point!
Never expected this web site to make me cry. My wonderful boy Byron and I just celebrated his tenth get day. I know I would be lost without him
Personally, I think #4 is one of the hardest for humans to “get.” They can’t read a book, watch TV or play a video game while we’re gone all day. How would YOU like to be stuck by yourself, day after day and NOT be able to do any of those things?
And #7 is powerful.
I totally know what you’re saying. None of my friends get it that I have a small tv on a timer with a video made for dogs that comes on during the day. They call me crazy, but he loves watching it and anything that makes breaks up his day is a god send to me.
Well now I’m all soggy and sniffly…the dog on the poster looks just like my lab, Autumn. Our kids are grown so our dogs are our new babies…all but two are/have been rescues…right now I come home to a lab, a siberian, a little beagle, a bloodhound, a dalmation, and a shepherd mix. We have a ranch so we have room for a large, fenced area…and they are all house pups at night and in the bad weather. There is no love like the love of a dog who has been abused or abandoned. Thankyou for posting that…
SNIFF. My daughter had to have her smelly old brain damaged goofy dog put down last year. We all sobbed for days. He would lean on you and huff till you paid attention. Dumb dog, miss him forever.
Beautiful…..just beautiful *sniffles*
I’m crying because I didn’t do number 10. My dog wasn’t the brightest bulbs but he was very sensitive to me and my emotions/moods and I knew I wouldn’t make it to the vets without breaking into a hysterical fit of tears and cry endlessly.
I didn’t want him to go into that dark night knowing/feeling that he had left me so sad and upset, wondering what he did wrong, that he was a bad dog or that he wasn’t there to comfort like always.
I wanted him to think it was another car ride/trip to the vets. So my dad took him instead. I think I did what was best for us.
Only you know what’s in the hearts and minds of your dog.
@ quantakiran: don’t be too hard on yourself. Your dad was with him so your baby wasn’t alone. Remember the wonderful moments you had together. Time will numb the pain. I know.
Thanks Dutchgirl. It does get easier. It’s been 2 years but it still hurts. He wasn’t my baby, more like my little goofball brother that I loved to bits.
I got him when I was 11, a silly pavement special (yes a rescue) with very long legs like a baby giraffe.
I was 26 when I had to let go.
On another note, it’s so nice to see all the comments and recognise that people still feel and care for our furry family.
Gives me hope!
I didn’t get to be with my puppy, Lucy, either. She was only 9 weeks old and too tiny for the emergency vet to get the cathiter in her little leg. So they couldn’t do it in the exam room and they wouldn’t let me go in the back room with her. It made an already awful experience even worse.
this made me realise that there are people out there that care about how dogs feel. respect to you. x
Well, I cried.
I want my dog back…
Hugs! Me too…
I first saw these in the Japanese movie “My 10 Promises to My Dog.” (犬と私の１０の約束） The wording and order of the promises are a bit different, but the feeling is the same. It’s a really amazing movie and I started crying about 20 minutes in
The list is good. #10 really got me, though. Though dogs are not my preferred species, when the time comes for our pup, I’ll be there, even though I know it will crush me.
We’ve always put our own down when the time came. That way, their last scent memory is of home
It takes a strong person to do that…
My dog is 15 years old, and starting to show her age. I struggle to do #9 and #10 with her. She has been with me through college, graduate school, medical school, and now residency. She’s been sick in the past and always made a turnaround – I just pray I know when it’s really time to let her go. I want to keep her with me as long as possible but I would NEVER want her to suffer.
she is a lucky doggy to have a loving owner.
I know that it’s not easy. I still miss my kitty even 10 years later. I don’t think I’ll ever stop missing him.
But you do what is right because you love them.
How else can you honor thelove they show?
Lady’s Mom, you will know when the time is right and so will your girl. It will tear you to shreds inside and knowing it’s the right thing to do will be small comfort until it homes that it really is the right thing to do.
I didn’t make my peace with it until another woman told me how her dog suffered because she didn’t want to put him down; how he was paralysed and couldn’t urinate. She only realised he hadn’t urinated until a few days later.
My dog gave me the best years of his life. I never, ever, ever would have wanted his end to be as painful as that. And I know it was the right time for him. The summer heat would have killed him.
Remember: Love is proved in the letting go.
A little hard to express; I’ve found the goodby/grieving ritual at the vets to be precious in its own way. A lot of grief and tears but strangely peaceful and not painful like I would have thought. I’ve always picked a vet that loved my dog too and we gather around and I hold him as they give the sedative. The dog (and cat) seem to know and seem peaceful if sad. It is a privilege to be there with them. I remember in the old days they just took the animal in the back and that was it. Better now.
You will know Lady’s Mom…when it better for her and not you. Hardest thing I ever did…but know that it is a selfless thing and be happy that you had her in your life…Give her kisses for me!
My kin thinks I’m a little loopie, but I obey.
You are my forever
i will do the best i can
i will give You my all
but am not human
Your voice is a comfort
it tells me i am not alone
i may not understand but will remember
You lead my pack, i do not challenge
i may not be perfect,
sometimes i can’t
when i am scared or tired
You are my shelter
You are my forever
did you write that?
Because it’s beautiful.
Yes, thank you.
Everyone adopting/buying a dog should have to read and sign this as a contract! Perfectly said!
I have had to part with a few dogs in my time…we always had the vet come to our house (didn’t cost much more) so that our beloved dogs did not have to go to the vet hospital, which they usually hated. A friend who lives far away and was unable to do this had the vet come out to his car and sit in there and do the injection, because the dog soooooo loved to be in the car. our faithful and loyal pets deserve the best we can provide.
Thats really sweet. I guess I thought it would be too painful to walk out every morning and start every day looking at the place my doggy died. I took him to this really kind vet. I held his little face and looked in to his eyes and spoke to him sweetly and calmly (although balling) and watched him go. It was so difficult yet so beautiful.
couldn’t have said it better. i hope everyone posts this to their FB or MS. pass this on. i think many ppl forget these rules!!!!!
This is so beautiful… Makes me miss my Skeeter, who passed away this August. He was 14 but I never imagined he was close to the end… Number 10 makes me cry the most because he got sick and we had to take him to the emergency vet, where he went into cardiac arrest in the exam room. We were able to be by him when his heart stopped, but I always fear we didn’t make it in time to be with him when his mind stopped
*offers you a hug* I’m so sorry to hear this.
I know that words won’t take away the pain but I will say them anyway.
skeeter was lucky to have you.
and you were lucky to have him.
A DOG’S PRAYER
Treat me kindly, my beloved master, for no heart in all the world is more grateful for kindness than the loving heart of me.
Do not break my spirit with a stick, for though I should lick your hand between the blows, your patience and understanding will more quickly teach me the things you would have me do.
Speak to me often, for your voice is the world’s sweetest music, as you must know by the fierce wagging of my tail when your footstep falls upon my waiting ear.
When it is cold and wet, please take me inside, for I am now a domesticated animal, no longer used to bitter elements, and I ask no greater glory than the privilege of sitting at your feet beside the hearth… though had you no home, I would rather follow you through ice and snow than rest upon the softest pillow in the warmest home in all the land, for you are my god and I am your devoted worshiper.
Keep my pan filled with fresh water, for although I should not reproach you were it dry, I cannot tell you when I suffer thirst. Feed me clean food, that I may stay well, to romp and play and do your bidding, to walk by your side, and stand ready, willing and able to protect you with my life, should your life be in danger.
And, beloved master, should the Great Master see fit to deprive me of my health or sight, do not turn me away from you. Rather hold me gently in your arms as skilled hands grant me the merciful boon of eternal rest… and I will leave you knowing with the last breath I drew, my fate was ever safest in your hands.
by Beth Harris
*sniff*
Oh GOD!
I cried so much when I saw this!
dogs are the best specially the homeless ones, they will love you forever no matter what!
I’ve been a big dog lover all my life and have had several Labs over the years. This is very nice and made me tear up… but I disagree with:
#6 – Dogs show unconditional love. The dogs I have been around have always been happy to see you when you come home.
and
#7 – You should never hit your dog. If you do, you have bigger issues and should not be a dog owner. This should not be the reason not to hit a dog.
It made me cry as well.
There may yet be hope for us dumb monkeys. So often we don’t see in ourselves or acknowledge in others what the dogs saw in us long ago, and still see.
#10 really hit me. A few years ago, my dog got out of the yard and was ran over, crushing the lower half of his body. I heard it from inside and ran out front. I cradled him in my arms and he looked me right in the eyes and licked the tears off my cheek right before he passed. :_:
outch this just hits everyone… im a tough guy and this post stole couple tears of me
Oh sh*t, that last one made me cry. So true, all of them.
Cat version:
1. Screw you.
This almost made me cry. I have always rescued my dogs. At the moment I have a 16 month old beagle blue heeler mix that had been born to a farm dog and stepped on by a cow, her bones were sticking out of her leg and her and her mother were left without food. Also a hound who was a stray, a beagle/pit bull/labrador mix who was born to a feral farm dog and stayed in a shelter with 0 socialization until he was 9 1/2 months old, when I found him.. He wouldn’t come within 3 feet of anyone. He is an amazing dog now. My fourth is a beagle who had to be given up after his owners could no longer care for him and left him in the yard..
November 2009 I lost my pit bull beagle mix Tessa Sue. When I rescued her she had spent 6 months in an uncleaned cage, not let out even once. She had been bred so many times her body reabsorbed the majority of her teeth. She was about 13 years old when I had to say goodbye. #10 – Go with me on difficult journeys.. I held her while she took her last breath, while she faded away. It hurt me, but it would have hurt her worse to go through it alone.
Also last November I lost my dog Bo. He too had been abandoned. His previous owner brought him in for a “Check up”.. And skipped town, disconnected their numbers.. He was at the same vets office where I adopted Tessa Sue, and they asked us if we wanted him, he came home with us.. It was kidney problems that took his life. Us and the vets tried our best, but it couldn’t be helped. They failed quickly.
In 2005 I lost my Blue Tick Coonhound who had been found abandoned. I only had him for one month, and in that time he took many trips and even went to the beach with us.. But when it came time for him to be neutered, as per the shelters orders.. He was found to have the worst seen case of testicular cancer.. They couldn’t stop the bleeding. They said he would have died shortly even without what had happened. I have lost two dogs because of reproductive type cancers.. So please, let this be a lesson to you. Spay and neuter!!!! It makes life easier on everyone.
Dang it… I’ve got an old dog (about to be thirteen) and this made me tear up.
I favorited this one….my chow is tough like that breed usually is…but she is loyal to me and my family. No matter how good or bad I feel, she is there beside me, letting me know I mean a lot to her. Dogs are the best!!
I miss my dog always, but this makes me miss him more…
My parents moved away, and I can’t keep him with me. My mom says he misses me all the time, but when I do get to keep him (usually no more than a month at a time) he misses them, too. I don’t really know what I can do for him.
#4 is why I got a second dog. Sparky met Maggie at the rescue kennel where I board him. They got along very well the times I boarded him, so I wound up adopting her as well. Now when I come home after work, I always find them on the couch together.
i am tearing when reading this. Obviously, this is for someone mindless people who does know how to keep pets. like a lot of you guys, i got so teary when reading about those ‘commandments’ for old buddies. * . *
GAAAHHH IZ GONNA CRY!!
Dang Allergies
/wipes her eyes
Gonna go cuddle with my dog now.
Everyone give your dogs an extra cuddle tonight because they deserve it. Then give them one more for those that cannot cuddle theirs tonight.
I just lost my Shady Lady. I had her for 20 years. She pasted on dec. 30,2010. She was great. I have 4 dogs. 2 weiners and 2 jack russell’s mixed with mexican …lol. I love the commanments. So true…..
How precious – I actually had tears in my eyes when I finished reading this! Pets just want to love and be loved, that’s all they ask. And in return, they will lay down their lives for us if necessary. Their love is purer and truer than ours, without any motives or conditions.
Yeah, I cried too; lost my 16-yo furbaby (we had him 15 yrs) last August – and adopted a new puppy (5 mos.) from a shelter on Thursday. I will always miss my first boy, but the new girl is reminding me why a house is not a home until there’s a dog in it.
Amen. I just lost my boy on Friday. I need time to mourn him. He will always be my first love. But, my home just doesn’t feel home without a dog.
I love this! It made me cry because it is so true!
*tears on keyboard* both that and this comments made me cry.
I’m crying like hell right now. it speaks a truth every dog owner somehow knows and somehow no one really thinks of. *off hug my doggy*
I just had my Diesel doggy put down on Friday. I was with him on his new journey and as painful as it was to be there and see it, I would have felt like I cheated him had I not been. He gave me everything he had. It’s the least I could do for him.
My Mom and I have just read it together, we’re both crying!
I treat my dogs (and my cat Charlie) as equal to humans and I love them dearly.
Even now Ella is trying to type for me, Jodie (being in season) is demanding for a male to appear out of thin air for her and William… William is doing his usual pouting, daft old sod he is.
Heck maybe if the roles were reversed between canines and humans, this world would’ve become a utopia long ago…
I’ve got 2 cockatiels that could be in the picture, too! I love this!
I was forced to put my Rotti/Lab down the middle of December. He had Lymphonic cancer. He was only 4 years old. I rescued him from the SPCA in March of 2009. He went everywhere with me and I loved him dearly. Number 10 brought so many memories back but I’m glad I was there, and I’m glad I was able to hold him and tell him he was going to be better. I had another good cry thinking about him again and I hope he understood we had no further choice. Rest comfortably Max–I miss you ole bud.
#4 is just everything. I cried, and not ashamed to admit it.
This is awesome. I just wished the picture would have a happy undertone by showing a happy, cheerful dog rather than a sad-looking one. Apart from that, it’s perfect, and I do recommend we spread this to all animal-lovers.
I’m sitting here at work with tears running down my face now.
i lost the dog of my heart suddenly in September: he became critically ill and i had to make the decision to help him go.
My heart is smashed to pieces.
Dogs are the blessing of the universe, innocent, loving, and totally trusting of humans–who sadly are not always worthy of that great gift.
I want to share this posted with so many ppl Can i order one to reprint.?
Also crying at work, have to go to the bathroom after this.
What really makes me sad, though, is that those who REALLY need to learn these things will never know/don’t care.
If you want to know what you mean to your dog, watch the movie Hachi: A Dog’s Tale. A must see for any dog lover…
This was SO tear-jerking!
I got my dog when I was twelve, after my dad had promise (when I was two!) that I could have one. I never forgot, and my best present of my life was getting him from the humane society.
He’s a decent size doggy, and although yes, he is quite domesticated, he HATES to be indoors. I let him play outside unless it’s very cold, and he sits by the door until I let him back out to play in the rain (silly doggy). Sandy is such a happy dog, and I love him to bits.
He’s getting up in years now, and he has arthritis. You’d never know it from the way he bounces about and chases squirrels, but it’s heartbreaking to see him struggle to stand up.
I hope I can be around him when it’s his time to go…it’s absolutely devastating just to think of him having to be alone when it’s his time!
I love my doggy.
does anyone know where to buy this poster?
I’ve seen on cheeseburger network people fighting over almost everything. I’ve seen Trolls (well, obviously) trolling over everything. This comment page has been though filled with nothing but good things and that’s a surprise to me.
P.s. I too miss my goggie, it’s been 2 years now.
I read this in the schools multimediaroom, and everyone was looking at me cuz I was weeping…
R.I.P. Jordy, Nina and Ebony <3
This nearly made me cry. -has tears in eyes- More people need to read it and go by it.
I’m sorry, *wipes tears* No, I’m not being emotional – there was dust in my eyes.
I always cry when I hear sad dog stories. This made me cry. Now, I feel guilty that BongBong has to go while I was on a vacation on my hometown. I didn’t know what happened. He was so happy and healthy when I left. :c Now, I want all of my dogs to come live with me.
This is so so beautiful-Eyes filling up with tears.My old 11 year old black lab was sleeping whilst i was reading this and ive just HAD to sit on the floor ,wake him up,and give him a massive cuddle.Just had to be done.Lol-No harm done though-hes gone straight back to sleep snoring again
Someone gave me this poem about a year ago and I cried when I read it. I have loved all my furry babies but my most recent one was my Cody. I took in my Cody when he was 4 years old, if he had not found a home at the time he would have wound up in the spca. The 1st two weeks I had him he bit me enough to send me to the hospital for ex-rays to be sure no damage, tried to bite my husband, bit holes in my louvers trying to chase a squirrel from the kitchen and tore up my couch doing the same thing. Trying to get at my neighbors dogs left pull marks in their chain link fence. I started some plantings by my other neighbors fence because their small son would put his fingers through the fence to tease. Now I have a beautiful area with big full hydraengers. It took some time but he was my most precious friend. He would get so many hugs and kisses every day that when i would ask him for a kiss he would come over and give me his head for me to kiss him. He was almost as tall as I am when he would stand up and he would ever so gently stand up on me which meant he wanted hugs and kisses. In february my wonderful guy starting walking funny and the vets thought he had degenerative myalopthay. Blood work showed he was not even a carrier. He was showing a thinning of 2 of his vertebrae and with medicine we thought we had it controlled. Unforunately and to our great sadness we had to send our precious boy to heaven on May6th,2011, there is not a day that I do not cry, it is the worst thing to ever have to do but as you all know it was for his relief. I was blessed to have had Cody in my life but much too short, he was 10 when he passed and I was previldeged to be with him for 6 of his 10 years. Run free and have a wonderful time in heaven my big boy, we love and miss you so much. One day.
I talked to my dogs after reading this. I have 3 dogs at home and I love them dearly. Sometimes I feel like I’m not doing good enough for them, but I see that they are very tolerant of me. I wish I could post this on my wall to remind me.