My best friend for the last twelve year are gone...

[Kristina Brannlund Westin]

Owning a dog is mostly filled with positive experiences, but one day a decision must be taken of me as the owner.
I have promised myself that in this situation never be selfish, to think of my dogs best and let my best friend have a dignified end. It is my duty as dogowners.
With my eyes filled with tears, I would now say that Viktor, my best friend the last twelve years, one quarter of my life now is gone.
Viktor has had a long, happy and healthy life and we have shared many fun and happy moments together.
In this difficult moment, there's still a sense of peace in my internal because I know he can sleep now, without pain and suffering.
Viktor I miss you so much, and it is a huge gap in our flock without you. But you will live on through your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren and I will always see some of you in them.
We miss you so much our dear friend,
/Your flock

[Marta Galuszka]

I am really sorry for your loss Kristina...

[Kristina]

Kristina, I`m very sory for your loss....

[Eva Stájer]

Dear Kristina!
I am really sorry for your loss...

[Jo Ann Haseltine]

Kristina Viktor hopefully is enjoying being all other good Irish Setters that have gone before him. I am with you it is hard to let go,but I know in my heart it was the right time and my vet agreed when Tucker lost total use of all of his legs. He was perfect in every other way,but I know he would start asking through his eyes "What happen to my legs?" Your slide show is so beautiful. Jo Ann

[Michelle Webster]

Dear Kristina,
I am so sorry to read about Vicktor, he was a very handsome boy, he reminds me so much of my Flynn. I know how hard it is to lose such a special boy, but try to remember all the good times you shared and all the happy memories you have of him. I thought you might like the following poem by Isla Paschal Richardson
'Grieve not
Nor speak of me with tears
But laugh and talk of me
As if I were beside you.

I loved you so
'Twas Heaven here with you.'

[Jo Ann Haseltine]

I know how hard it is to say goodbye I had to let my handsome Marshall Tucker go Feb 2,2009. He was 13 and half. He lost use of all of his legs and no longer could stand.