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I was scared just reading your first post so I can't imagine what it must have been like to actually be there and deal with it by yourself Sending lots of good wishes for Caeser and for you

Yayyyyyy, she's waking up 4 teefs out isn't too bad. Darcy says that 3 teefs out requires scrambled eggs and very finely sliced sausages for at least a week

Any hound who lands with you will be a lucky hound indeed.

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I followed Rangers journey and was amazed and enthralled at how you coped with everything with such a fabulous outlook and with such humour, even when you felt anything other than humourous. Ranger was a real trouper and it felt great to cheer each of his successes (of which there were many). I was very very saddened to read of his passing. Rest well sweet Ranger

Oh I am so sorry

Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Polliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Awwww, it's horrid when they are at the vets and even more horrid when you don't quite know what the problem is. Today is definately the day for hoovering and doing boring dog bed washing and dog toy washing and all those other things which are vile

Hope she's OK

And on this side of the pond...

Lots of good thoughts being sent from all of us here We'll be checking in for news of a successful surgery and so that we can wave bye-bye to The Evil Thing and wish Nadia well as she starts her recovery

What a great party you had Winslow Something happened to my screen when I was looking at your pictures - it kept going all blurry - particuarly when I was looking at the pic of the big crowd all cheering for your birthday and celebrating your 9 plus very special 2 years

Ooooooh, the party was todayyyyyyyyyyyyy!! I can't wait to hear the full story and see all the pics

Checking in

I'm so sorry you're going through this. Maddison had fibrosarcoma in his hind left leg/hip area. He was only a very young dog (4) but wasn't a candidate for amputation due to the location of the tumour. We managed his pain and we took the risk of letting him run and play as he wanted to because he was so young and energetic. One night, he changed position on the settee and he really hurt his leg. It didn't fracture but whatever he'd done, it really hurt him and we knew that the battle was over and we let him go to The Bridge that night. With regard to your question about it spreading to other organs - in my very honest opinion, I don't think there will be time for that to occur. (I'm sorry to say that).

Kodi does sound like one of those 'once in a lifetime' dogs. I'm so sorry to learn of his passing

Come on Jack. There's more fun to be had

I can't even read it. I just skipped to the end of the post and saw. I can't tell you how sorry I am. I'll go back and read in a bit.

I am

Checking in for news on Ranger the trooper

I'm really sorry to read that Judy It sounds like shocking (non) treatment from your own vet and the second vet you called I'm sending all positive thoughts for Jack and I'll be checking back for good news

I'm very sorry to hear of the loss of your beautiful boy, MacGregor

I'm really very sorry for your loss of beautiful Bonnie Twist And such a terrible extra sadness, on what should have been a day of great celebration Our thoughts are with you

Robin, I know it must be exhausting for you to be keeping up with is feeding like this but I'm so glad to hear that he is actually eating now