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BloominEck
wants
15 years ago
advice. What would you say to a toddler about the dog, who is frail, senile, distressed and incontinent, being put down
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ComradeLouise
says
15 years ago
Has she come into contact with the concept of death before? Maybe something along the lines of "the dog is hurting, we're going to the
ComradeLouise
says
15 years ago
doctor, who's going to give her something to make her go to sleep so she doesn't hurt any more"
BloominEck
says
15 years ago
she knows about death, but doesn't fully understand it. I'm thinking of something similar to what you've suggested
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JaneGallagher
says
15 years ago
I think Lou has hit it on the head
nickers
says
15 years ago
I agree with J and Lou
IceK8
15 years ago
Be clear that it's an
*animal*
doctor.
IceK8
15 years ago
And that it's a
*special*
sleep.
IceK8
15 years ago
The kind that only Animal Doctors can give to animals. You don't want her to be afraid that she'll go to sleep and not wake up.
BloominEck
says
15 years ago
good point
kate
. She's been to the vet's with the dog a few times, so hopefully appreciates the distinction
BloominEck
says
15 years ago
but you can't be too careful; it's funny what odd ideas kids can get
IceK8
15 years ago
I've heard of that happening, and then the kids have all kinds of sleep problems for months on end.
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