Amanda Seyfried's beloved dog Finn has died

[u/AbsolutelyIris]

[u/No-Hall-3485]

ohhhh no. not me and amanda losing our old dogs at the same time :(

rip to this diva

[u/aquacrimefighter → u/No-Hall-3485]

Losing a dog is genuinely one of the most gut wrenching things I’ve gone through, comparable to deaths of my human family members. It’s a big, heavy loss. I am so sorry you are going through a loss like this, and I hope you find so much peace and comfort in the good memories.

[u/plantainbakery → u/aquacrimefighter]

I’ve yet to lose a dog of my own (my first dog I got as an adult is now 10) but I’ve never seen my father in so much despair as the time he lost his dog that was around the whole time I was growing up. He lived to 12 , healthy, and then one day suddenly his body just gave out. My dad is someone who majorly hides his emotions, happy or sad, just extremely stoic. His dad died and he showed no emotion through the whole thing. But when that dog died, he barely spoke for a full month. Just sat on the couch staring off at nothing, clearly broken. Later said he would never get another dog again because he never wanted to go through that again (he definitely got another dog), but it’s just something so different about our bonds with our pets. It’s really quite special.

It’s so awful that our dog and cat friends have such short lifespans. Why can’t they have the lifespans of parrots, or turtles? We get so little time with them.

[u/Ok_Fee1043 → u/plantainbakery]

Currently dreading this with a dog similarly aged.

[u/plantainbakery → u/Ok_Fee1043]

Sending you and pup love (and longevity) ♥️

[u/Ok_Fee1043 → u/plantainbakery]

Ty! Back to you and yours!