Big

They love a pet until it gets sick and they have a massive bill to pay or kill it. They give you that option. I am saying I cannot kill it because the bill is simply too high and because its a dog. Others probably feel different. That is all I am saying. These major treatments for dogs are just too expensive for an average American and it seems almost like only the rich have the means to save their dog.

bluestater

So, what we have learned from Big because of the loss of his dog:
1. Christians are not capable of loving their dogs.
2. Only rich people can take care of their dogs.
3. People who show mercy to their animal by having it put down when it is in terrible pain are either poor, unloving or both.

This might be the most ridiculous, ignorant thread you have ever started, and that's saying a lot. Move on. Your dog is dead. Get over it.

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Big

No need to put words in my mouth:

1: Christianity teaches to keep your dog at the pet level and never equal its rights to those of humans. I say its great to treat your dog as an equlal friend in many areas including medicine. If you can cure a dog and let him live a few more years, it is better than putting him down and avoiding the procedure.

2 Only rich people can spend without a strain the kind of money veterinary hospitals charge for major procedures.

3. If there is a procedure available to save your dog, it is better to use it than putting the dog down as I already said above. Anything less than that is just an excuse to feel good about yourself.

Big

Oh yeah, I think a dog like mine was better than many humans!

Flop The Nuts

An oldie but a goodie.