A 17-year-old dog can't walk, can't sleep, can't sleep, can't see his master. Tears

Dogs, like us humans, will be old, and there will be days to go to heaven. You realize how much you love dogs when you find that they don't walk up and down. It's not just the master, but the dog will be so attached to the master when he knows he's leaving, that he's always with him, because they can't leave the world. Chai-Doo is already 17 years old this year, and not only is his health declining, but he has been suffering from dementia.

Dogs, like us humans, will be old, and there will be days to go to heaven. You realize how much you love dogs when you find that they don't walk up and down. It's not just the master, but the dog will be so attached to the master when he knows he's leaving, that he's always with him, because they can't leave the world. Chai-Doo is already 17 years old this year, and not only is his health declining, but he has been suffering from dementia.

A 17-year-old dog can't walk, can't sleep, can't sleep, can't see his master. Tears

The owner met the stray dog Bean 10 years ago, with bruises on the dog and a thin body. The owner took the dog home when he couldn't wait to see it live. At first, there was a fear that some firewood dogs would not be able to approach the owner's family at all, and it took the owner a week to put the dog down, and since then the dog has become very close. The owner grows an orchard, and when the dog arrives, he often goes to the orchard to find the owner, curiously watch the owner work, and sometimes cleans the owner. The whole family fell in love with this lovely firewood dog.

Two years ago, the master had trouble seeing the dog and took him to the pet hospital. As a result, the pet doctor found that the dog had dementia and that it was difficult for the dog to stand, and that the table and the chair could not climb and sleep in the dog's nest. The original firewood dog was still a lively, cute dog who followed the master all day, but now the dog can't see and walk. Because sick dogs are often insecure. Last week, when the master saw the dog fall asleep, he came to the office, and shortly afterwards heard the crying of a firewood dog coming next door.

The frightened master ran to the dog and saw the dog's face full of tears and, although the dog could not move, it also continued to holler and seemed afraid of the owner abandoning it. Nor did the master expect the dogs to cry because they could not see her, which made her feel even more painful, touching the dogs, rubbing them away, and the dogs slowly regaining peace. The master sleeps in the living room with a firewood dog as soon as he is free, and she wishes to spend more time with the dog.

Because of his weaker body, the owner was very heartbroken and did not want him to leave in such a painful way that he would die with the consent of his family. And before it died, the dog was probably given an advance birthday because the owner was there almost every day. The dog suddenly got better and ate more. When the master sees the dog like this, he cancels the euthanasia and decides to go with the dog to the last second. Maybe the dog himself wants to spend some time with the master.