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u/Elle-Capitan May 03 '22
This hits me in the feels.. I'm just staring my own bakery and learn today that my dog is sick and doesn't have long.. Would love to do bake for/with her, so I'm just going to do that tomorrow!
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u/ConsiderationFar2038 May 03 '22
Congratulations on your new bakery! And I'm so sorry to hear that. On the brighter side, at least you still have time together to make some great memories and eat some delicious baked goodies!
Also maybe consider having a little photoshoot in your new bakery with your doggo. 💛
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u/spook0627 May 03 '22
Had to put my cat down last month just shy of his 10th birthday. It fucking hurts.
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u/RunningTurtle06 May 03 '22
Put my dog down 2 weeks ago it's still weird not having him run up to me when I get home :(
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May 08 '22
I had a really sweet and beautiful cat I truly loved, who helped me get through the hardest and most painful parts of my life. I still cry when I think of her, I still dream of her, I still think of her when I hear certain songs, even though she died 16 years ago. Rest in peace Daisy...
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u/ConsiderationFar2038 May 09 '22
Rest in peace sweet Daisy 💛 One day you will be together again 🌻
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u/MarcAlmond May 03 '22
I don't know her but she looks like an amazing person
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u/Quizlibet May 03 '22
She's the host of a YouTube Japanese cooking channel, Cooking with Dog. The dog Francis passed away some time ago but she continues making great recipes.
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u/ss0889 May 03 '22
the dog was the host of the show, if we're getting specific
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u/Quizlibet May 03 '22
Still is, to be even more specific
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u/MarcAlmond May 03 '22
And it has a thick japanese accent.
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u/Onironius May 03 '22
Nooooo.... I thought it might be, but I'm going to miss Francis's voice.
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u/Quizlibet May 03 '22
Francis still narrates the videos, last I checked, but he's an animated mascot now
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u/money_loo May 03 '22
They really needed a comma for that show title…
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u/Quizlibet May 04 '22
It's very clear what they mean from context, why should they have to tiptoe around antiquated racist stereotypes
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u/money_loo May 04 '22
What?
No... It's about the image of cooking dog that I don't want to think about, way to reveal yourself though.
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u/Kaiawathoy Dec 22 '25
No one thought that but you
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u/money_loo Dec 22 '25
Ack, necromancer!
And that’s not true I actually asked a few people since this happened, what they would think a YouTube channel called “Cooking With Dog” would be about, and most people were disturbed and thought it meant someone was cooking dog in a variety of ways for the shock value clicks.
I’m not sure why anyone brought up racist nonsense except to expose themselves.
I only had the literal English title in mind.
“Cooking, with dog” is just more semantically correct.
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May 03 '22
who is this chef and her pup?
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u/MieuFX May 03 '22
Cooking with Dog on YouTube
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u/SkORpONOk_HuNTR May 03 '22
It’s called “Cooking With Dog” and now there’s no dog? That’s the saddest thing I’ve heard all week.
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u/AtomicKittenz May 03 '22
My wife was a big fan of the YT channel but said it was really hard to watch afterwards
Great Japanese recipes made simple though
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u/MieuFX May 04 '22
I still watch it, it's bittersweet but now Chef does short Vlogs at the end that make me happy
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u/monkeyhitman May 03 '22
RIP Francis. Such a good pup. Watch some of Cooking With Dog's older videos for outtakes.
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u/doudoucow May 03 '22
I remember binging these videos with one of my exes. The first vid that had the stuffed dog on our binge watch made me ugly cry like no other even though they go on cooking and teaching as always.
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u/woobyumjin2 May 03 '22
Yeah, I still remember her first episode back - her voice breaking and trying to hold it together when talking about Francis. Heartbreaking
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u/Cephalopodio May 03 '22
From a few years ago. RIP Francis
https://mashable.com/article/youtube-cooking-with-dog-francis-dies
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u/ilickyboomboom May 03 '22
Francis had no background in film or television before starring in the web series
Love it
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u/TitularFoil May 03 '22
I was fine with the stuffed animal. I thought it was a sweet.
It was when I noticed her apron. Same dog, as close to her heart she can get it.
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u/Jaisonk May 03 '22
Having lost a few furry companions in my life, I've always felt that the grief you experience is a reflection on just how much you loved your pet.
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u/lewolq May 03 '22
One of the worst feelings in the world its missing a dog, it breaks me it's really rough
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u/Roscuro127 May 03 '22
I still make my cat that died 8 years ago into whatever game I can. He sits in my pocket in tf2, he was my farm cat in stardew valley, and he was my palico in monster hunter world. You don't just get over a close, constant, comfort that was with you for 16 years. I'll never forget him.
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u/CitizendAreAlarmed May 03 '22
The first episode after Francis died… watching/hearing two people grieving for their pet was devastating.
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u/Hot-Sir-8364 May 03 '22
Omg people just stop this shit!! Its making me emotional against my damn will ok!!
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May 03 '22
my dogs name is maggie. some asshole friend showed me “run maggie run” by chris stapleton and it’s huge cry material for me. love to this woman. had a different dog from age 5-21. i can’t imagine my life without pets
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u/_heisenberg__ May 03 '22
One of the hardest things about making the choice to own a pet is going in knowing that you are going to have your heart devastatingly broken one day. And no matter what, you can’t do anything to prepare.
I have two cats, brother and sister, who are just 2.5 years old. They absolutely love being around me and always want to be in my lap. Sometimes I really need to focus on work but I give in to them wanting to be in my lap. I have to remind myself that even though it’s over a decade from now, there is going to be a time that I’m going to fucking miss them wanting to be with me.
That’s love you cant find anywhere else.
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u/Fishmongersheed May 03 '22
I like how the title is written. There's not much more to it than that.
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u/Winddancer87 May 03 '22
This is the lady (chef) from the "cooking with dog" YouTube channel. I love her so much. She really got me introduced to Japanese cooking.
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u/d4mns0nnn May 04 '22
we all love and miss you Francis but your spirit will always live on through mama and her cooking!!!!
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May 04 '22
That’s sad. I had to put my friend of 14 years down about month before my son was born. I think of him practically every day.
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May 11 '23
I see stuff like this and it rips my heart out. I have two cats now, my wife and I adopted when they kittens (BACKSTORY)
(I have always been a cat person, and after we moved to LA from FL, I left my cat behind, because long story short he made best friends with my SIL's cat, so eventually we decided to pull the trigger and get another cat. We went to adoptions in the area, until we found the most adorable kittens, I only wanted one, but they were in a litter of 3. One being the biggest, more independent one, and two smaller ones that we didn't know were "Bonded", it didn't take long for me to hold one of them, feel them purr against me and feel we had to give them a home, so we got both. However, naturally I was hesitant, this was TWO cats. Not just one. I've never had two cats at once, and I was worried about costs, we went to the vet, got them all done and checked out, got litter, toys, food, and I saw our bank account slowly dwindling. Also, them being kittens they would start to tear up our carpet, and couch, etc, They were wild, and I at one point start to debate getting rid of them, and giving them to a proper home that can actually take care of them. It took my wife convincing me and crying a lot to finally have me just... slow down and take it one day at a time. Little did I know these cats would become my absolutely favorite cats I've ever owned. One being a little girl who is skittish, and hides a lot, more independent and likes to sleep alone in hiding places, but occasionally comes out, and one being the boy who is just the sweetest, and loves playing, and LOVES cuddling, as well as playing fetch, and asking to be picked up and held, etc. The girl eventually broke out of her shell and now asks for pets, and plays a lot more than when she was younger, and now she's SUPER cuddly, and drools when pet. They both sleep with us nightly, and have a little routine they have fallen into. They just the BEST animals we have ever owned)
they are only about 4 human years now, but holy shit do I think about the day when one of them is found lifeless, or shows signs of slowing... I know I shouldn't. I know I should enjoy every second with them, and I do, but dear god I fear for that day when I lose one of them, it will destroy me.
I have random intrusive thoughts of walking in on one of them dead, and the other crying. Of both gone... of one living without the other and having a completely different personality now that their sibling is missing... It hurts, but I tell myself that isn't for a long time, cats live long lives. They are only about 4-5 now, and will be here for about 10+ more... they will be around when we move into a new house, they will be here when we have kids, and our kids will grow up with them.
But damn that thought randomly crosses my mind.
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u/Lavenderlovelylady May 06 '22
Watched cooking with dog for years and honestly made me feel so happy and comfortable my heart broke into a million pieces again for her when I saw this
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u/Sauce_sage May 03 '22
The dog isnt dead tho. Thats because the dog was getting stressed but its probably dead by now
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u/Marcylol2000 May 03 '22
BRO I THOUGHT THAT SHE ATE THAT DOG
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u/VinceValeker May 03 '22
Might uh, get some people disliking this comment but i couldn’t help but laugh lmao.
Rip doggo tho.
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u/NudeWallaby May 03 '22
You all do realize what she was getting ready to cook in the first picture, right?
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May 03 '22
You have so little empathy for others, you have to be a child. Adult brains don’t work this way.
I hope you don’t have to go back through your internet history when you grow up.
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u/Black_woolly May 03 '22
She,s Japanese, they don’t eat dogs there. At least get your facts straight before you decide to be a piece of shit
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u/Dolblathana May 03 '22 edited May 04 '22
I feel this big time, I had to put my old lady cat down yesterday. Now all I feel is empty
Edit: Thank you all so much your kindness and sympathy, it means a lot to me to still see that people can be capable. To those of you who lost your pets as well you have mine as well