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He's just warming it up for her.

Such a pretty girl.

Belle Wicqui

What a cutie! And a lucky girl.

I'm so sorry for your loss. I know Taylor was there to greet him and talk about how lucky they were to have landed with you. Rest well, Jagger.

He's gorgeous and sounds like the perfect fit. Congrats!

How exciting! We'll expect pics, of course...

Okay, thanks! He had his second round of Drontal on the 1st. Recheck at the end of the month.

Are alien creature belly noises the sound of hookworms dying? (Please say yes!) He's acting fine—super playful this morning, in fact, and already had an excellent poop. But wow, I have never heard these stomach noises from hound nor human before. Gave him a Pepcid just in case.

Very appropriate for when he statues on walks. (Which is often these days.)

Healthy Paws (which I know you have too) covered all six chemo treatments for Sweep with no issues. But she had three of doxorubicin and three of carboplatin, since we started chemo before we knew for sure what cancer we were dealing with. I think our oncologist typically does 5 total for carboplatin. Hugs for all of you as Revna starts her next chapter; I know how hard that must be. But it will be so rewarding when she's matched with someone. You're making such a positive difference in people's lives.

Ooh, good one! I love Counting Crows.

Excellent! I think we have sufficiently shamed him now.

One more and he'll have a song for every day of the week! Who's got one?

Would that be a Dooplicate?

Oh dear, I think we've started something.

I suppose that's better than this:

I woke to the gentle patter of rain instead of a whining Doolin, and thought to myself, "Oh, maybe he's finally learning to sleep in a little bit..." and then I realize that's not rain... Good thing he's cute. Belly band goes back on tonight.

I'm so sorry. Sending hugs to you and gentle scritches to your Sherlock. I was in the two-cancer boat with Sweep this past year, and it is indeed a horrible blow. She was almost 11.5 when she broke her leg, but we opted for amp and chemo and she did well. We let her go in late May at 12.7 years old. There is no judgment here about which treatment route you take; you know your dog and your situation best. It is a hard road no matter what, and you will make the most loving decision for your boy. I hope the consult with the oncologist goes well. Please keep us posted.

Oh, Jan, I'm so sorry your Val had to leave. I know you gave her the best life and so much love. Please take care of yourself; you'll be in my thoughts. Rest well, Val. I am sure you're having quite a party with Conner and Rocket and countless other friends.

Happy hour is the best medicine! (That's the saying, right?) Great job keeping up with your frens, Tessie!

Sweet x2! I'll just leave this here... Nutella blondies

Excellent stalking, Wiki! I hope those wily burgers didn't get away.

Thanks for sharing! Ducky, try clearing your cache or using a different browser. You should get 3 free articles per month.