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I think we justify it because it eventually becomes the cheapest option for the animal. I have friends that have said if it ever costs more than a certain amount they'll just put the animal down. Usually it's in the $1500-$2000 range. Then there's the quality of life argument some people say. The animal is in pain and you shouldn't let it suffer because you don't want to put it down. How do we know the dog wanted to die too? We won't know until humans are able to bind minds to those of animals to know what they want. This is not an argument against it and I don't look down upon people that do it. I'm sure it's the toughest decision some people have to go through.
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    I am not sure how I would felt afterwards, but I wish they could have put my grandmother out of her agony. She was in hell for 4 days, her last 4 days on this Earth and in our lives.

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  • Yeah man I'm all for assisted suicide. If someone wants to go who am I to tell them they shouldn't or can't.

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    That is my view, particularly when they are dying and there is no way to save them short of a body transplant.

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