Lost of a dog

We all have memories and moments in our lives which leave imprints that last forever, one of this are our pet, when they passed away we fell destroyed. It’s a time of mourning, however, when we finally learned how to cope with the losing, we are able to enjoy having pets in our life again. There are some ways to deal with this:

1. Recognize That Grief Does Not Follow a Schedule: it, they contend that the five stages of grief are denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Anyways you will begun to accept the death and hit with waves also understanding it was fine to feel how you needed to at that moment.

2.It’s Ok to Cry: According to grief coach Dora Carpenter, “our society is typically a fast paced environment which does not have much patience for a long grieving process. We are expected to get over it quickly and move on.” Instead of feeling bad or guilty about your lost, try to understand that it is a process of healing.

3. Memorialize Your Pet: One of the most valuable methods for coping with the loss of a pet is planning a memorial. This can take many forms such as:

• Planning a funeral or memorial service.

• Burying your pet’s ashes underneath a tree which is newly planted in their honor.

• Creating a plaque in memory of your beloved pet which is placed at their final resting place.

As we can see on this blog, frienship between a dog and a person can become one of the best, besides that it has many health benefits. But on the other hand, one day the loss of your pet can be an incredibly sad and challenging time. However it is not an easy experience. There were many ups and downs but you need to tried to figure it all out.

References: 

Tillerman, A. (2019). How to Cope With Losing a Pet: The Day My Dog Died. United States of America: PetHelpful (https://pethelpful.com/dogs/The-Day-My-Dog-DiedHow-To-Cope-With-Losing-A-Pet).

Purina. (2019) Benefits of having a dog.( https://www.purina.co.uk/dogs/getting-a-new-dog/finding-the-right-dog-for-me/benefits-of-having-a-dog)