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**VladFal** · 01-13-2012, 08:04 PM

Back in August we had to say goodbye to our 11yo rott/pit Tank. Two days after we laid him to rest under an apple tree by our garden people started asking when we would get another dog (all I could think was you insensitive a$$hole). At that point any mention of the word dog would start me bawling. We knew even before Tank was gone that we would get another dog, we just didn't know when. I still cry, I still miss him, when the motion sensor light comes on I still look out the window thinking he'll be there walking up the walk (I think I probably always will a bit). I think I am ready to move on because I now know for sure I won't resent our new puppy in any way because it's not Tank. I am actually looking forward to learning the new silly quirks of a different pup and starting a whole new adventure.

01-13-2012, 08:04 PM	#1
VladFal Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 510 Senior Member	Moving on after saying goodbye. Back in August we had to say goodbye to our 11yo rott/pit Tank. Two days after we laid him to rest under an apple tree by our garden people started asking when we would get another dog (all I could think was you insensitive a$$hole). At that point any mention of the word dog would start me bawling. We knew even before Tank was gone that we would get another dog, we just didn't know when. I still cry, I still miss him, when the motion sensor light comes on I still look out the window thinking he'll be there walking up the walk (I think I probably always will a bit). I think I am ready to move on because I now know for sure I won't resent our new puppy in any way because it's not Tank. I am actually looking forward to learning the new silly quirks of a different pup and starting a whole new adventure.
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