Cause for severe rapid breathing--- Pain ?
Our rescue Rottweiler, about 4 years old, is suffering from rapid breathing up to 100 bpm while resting. I don't know how she could of survived the night. In the past week I've taken her for complete ...
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Jerrybo66 wrote:
brewjaz..
Sometimes I wonder, like reading your post, if the joy of having a pet, four leg family member is worth the pain of losing them. She has been occasionally licking her foot and sometimes her front leg. I attributed it to allergies. Sorry for your loss.
When we feel like this, we need to focus on the animals and how much we have improved their lives. Even though losing them is very hard, the love they return in that short time is worth it. And knowing that your dog is being loved, cared for, a warm clean place to sleep at night and perhaps extended family is worth it. I still grieve for all of mine, but they all lived exceptionally loved lives while we had them. Mine were all and always have been rescues. They need humans like you! Just imagine what your Rottie's life would be like if you weren't caring for her.
God bless all rescuers.
Dale
