I'm sorry that the dog died of illness. I never dare to have a dog again.

Don't be too sad. I love dogs, too ~ I have one at home. It's a local puppy, not a rare breed, but I like it very much. Although it sometimes brings trouble, it sometimes brings me too much joy. As soon as he got home, he jumped at me happily. I know exactly how you feel. If it were me, I would cry to death, too. But now that it's over, don't continue to worry. What's wrong with the pet hospital? I know that no amount of compensation can bring it back to life. And don't feel guilty. In fact, you do it for its own good and hope it is healthy. Don't always think it's your fault. In fact, if you take him for surgery, you should stay with him, don't go to other places, and transfer him to other hospitals as soon as you find any problems. I'm sorry that I said this sentence, which may arouse you more self-blame. But now that things are over, don't always remember. Dogs are people's good friends, more like family. I believe it is very happy in heaven. People who eat whole grains will inevitably get sick, let alone dogs. The life span of a dog is more than ten years. Since we keep it, we must face the fact that it will leave us one day. Although your dog, you think it's your fault. I hope the landlord will not escape and face it bravely.

I can understand your sadness. I am a girl who especially likes raising small animals. I have raised all kinds of chickens, fish, birds, dogs, rabbits and mice, and have experienced their birth and death. I have cried and laughed for them. Small animals are with us, bearing painful and happy memories. While having them brings happiness, it is also inevitable to let go of the pain of their departure.

Don't be too sad. Say something mysterious. Maybe he thinks he is too old, but he wants to get along with you day and night, so he jumps into the reincarnation well in a hurry. You see, every day he was in hospital, he was in good spirits when he saw you coming. Maybe he knew he would see you again one day. You love it so much, why are you willing to interrupt your fate so soon? So I suggest the landlord, don't be silent in sadness, go to the pet market and take home the little gardener dog that has been waiting for you to take home! It has been waiting for you for a long time. What if someone else takes it late?

Instead of running away from sadness, it is better to put it down immediately, face it, and be relieved in an instant. Turn your remorse and guilt into love and give it to the next dog. It is a spiritual sustenance and belief, perhaps a continuation of its life.

Besides, I think it's a little too much upstairs. The landlord is already very sad, because it is very painful, and your price increase makes him sad. Your anger is a bit exaggerated. This is not abuse. You are so angry. The landlord said it was very sad and painful, and no one wanted to see such a thing happen. The landlord also said that the dog is afraid of the risk of surgery. How can you say that people are careless and don't care about dogs? The starting point is also good. Don't you want to cure diseases? Regular pet hospitals also have accidents, which are not completely avoidable! What do you mean by fanning the flames here instead of comforting?