I still miss him so much.

[warrior1]

It's been just over two months.

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I love you Lance with all my heart.

[PasadenaTrudy]

1. So sorry....

I'm dreading that day with my dog. I don't know if I would be able to even get another dog after losing her.

[warrior1]

2. Me too.

I do know that's why I feel I have a hole on my heart.

[onecaliberal]

3. I lost my boy

that I had for 16 years. He was the best dog. Took me 5 years, but my daughter brought me 2 terrier/weenie mix puppies that were going to be taken to the pound. I love them as much as my actual children. I didn't think I'd ever want another dog either but when I saw these two puppies, I knew it was time.

[Aristus]

4. What a beautiful dog...

[magical thyme]

5. you're still in the early stages of grieving...

I was thinking about how much I miss Algiers the other day. February 9 at 2:30ish marked 2 years.

[shenmue]

6. Very sorry

[countryjake]

7. He's so beautiful!

I once had a woofie who looked similar to your Lance, people used to say he looked like a bear and were leery of getting too close, but he was the best, most loving friend I think I've ever had. It's been fifty years since I lost him and I just cried, thinking of him, again last night. I honestly don't think I'd be alive today if it weren't for my Bruce.

All that you can do is try to remember the bright happy moments of your life with Lance...someday those memories will begin to bring a tangible warmth, and eventually you'll be able to delight in the tremendous gift of pure love that he's given you.

My Brucie hated for me to be sad, it upset him worse than anything else.

You have all my sympathies, it is so so hard.

[Tom_Foolery]

8. You always will miss him...

My childhood dog died 32 years ago, and I still miss him. That's what keeps him alive in my memories. When we stop missing our loved ones who have passed away, then they are really dead.

[warrior1]

9. The people of DU are awesome folks

thanks guys

[TorchTheWitch]

10. it can last a really long time

I've found for me that the best "cure" is to get another dog.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

[Warpy]

11. The ache eventually goes away

and gets replaced with an empty spot only another four footed friend can fill. He'll always be in your memories, no dog will replace him, but you'll find yourself opening up to get to know another dog in time.

They just don't live long enough.

[Coventina]

12. It's a terrible loss - I know.

I've been there, and I'm about to be there again.

My old girl Sarah will be 15 this September, but I'm doubtful she's going to make it.

I'm not ready and I never will be.

[SammyWinstonJack]

13. So sorry. My Sammy girl has been gone 18 mos now and I still miss her and cry when I think of her