Oops, left out some details:

Basically it’s my partners dog, but they are becoming a nuisance because they can no longer reliable hold their bladder so accidents are daily.

My partner refuses to consider euthanasia. I think the dogs quality of life checks all the boxes to end it

Weed, preferably edible chocolate form. If they work for cancer patients I don't see why they wouldn't work for old yeller over here

Thanks for the reply. I’m trying to speed things up here in a “convenience euthanasia” type of way.

>>34579991
>My partner refuses to consider euthanasia. I think the dogs quality of life checks all the boxes to end it
As far as that goes, you are right and she is wrong. Rather than torturing the dog to death, you need to talk her into seeing sense on this. Helping your pet to end its life painlessly is your ultimate responsibility as its owner, and it's a responsibility that she is trying to avoid. She is making her dog suffer when she shouldn't, for selfish reasons. She needs to cut that out.

>>34579955
Getting him on some kind of painkillers perhaps. Tell your partner that you see the dog in pain often. Also get doggy diapers for the accidents