jamngrey

Wonderful tribute for your baby

I agree with you. Let him do what he wants. My beloved Snowman was dx with ostio. He LOVED to run after his ball. I could have not let him and had him longer BUT I threw the ball till one day he tripped & caused hairline fractures in his leg. After that it just swelled and it was just days before it was too painful & he no longer did the 3 things on my list (like Judy's for jilly I knew it was time to let him go. Good luck. But I think it is ALWAYS good to be prepaired

Sending my prayers for yourbou

No advice but sending prayers for a quick/no issue recovery

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Great news

My first dog was food aggressive ( just with other dogs) he is no longer with me but I am still in the habit (and probably always will) of separating their eating areas @ always supervise meals & any treats

How long have you had her? Have you done "away training". You can do a search about it on this site. I find it a required training for all greys. You may only have to do it a few days or a few weeks or a few months. Good luck

Interesting

Just rest the whole thread. Glad your boy is healing well. Loved all updates & photos

Prayers

Continued prayers

Prayers

Wonderful tribute. Run free boy

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Sorry prayers

Poor baby. Now your free from evil humans

Well wishes for the bean & hugs yo you

Sending positive thoughts & prayers

My crazy friend was moisturizing her dogs paws. They were nice & soft BUT he couldn't walk cause his feet hurt. So yep don't moisturize.

All 3 of my males are this way & it's was two passed at 10&11 with no issues. Swoop my current is 6 1/2 with no issues

Hugs

You can also try training her. It works the brain which as well wears them out

I would like to know as well

OMG poor boy & poor you. I have no advice or words of wisdom but sending prayers for a quick recovery