When I was a teenager, my good old elderly neighbor flagged me down and wanted me to help him gas his old blind dog. The poor thing could hardly stand. It had been a loyal friend to everyone in the neighborhood. I didn't want to help, but finally did. He put the old dog under a big washtub, and ran a flexpipe from my '56 Ford exhaust under the tub. We sat on the back bumper, the old man crying his eyes out, and every 15 minutes or so raising the tub to check the dog's condition. After about 45 minutes, the old Ford was nearly out of gas, and the dog was still ticking. It was obvious that the Ford would die first, so I talked him into giving up. The dog lived quite a while, finally dying in it's sleep with no assistance from anyone.
I had to put down one of our old dogs about ten years ago. Never again. I had to quit raising rabbits because I got to where I couldn't kill them, and not much better with hogs. Getting soft, I guess.
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