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alsame

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5. I'm so happy for you and your

Reply to sinkingfeeling (Reply #2)

Wed Mar 12, 2014, 02:23 PM

Mar 2014

furbaby. It's amazing how well dogs adjust to losing a leg.

I knew a case similar to the one in this story - a friend's 5 year old Golden Retriever also had an aggressive form of cancer. It was first detected in the leg and even after some treatment it continued to spread. He was euthanized too

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I send my respects. But I can not watch. I have to function this afternoon. That stuff wrecks me. postulater Mar 2014 #1

Sorry, but that kind of makes me mad. My 9 year old Eskie also had bone cancer in sinkingfeeling Mar 2014 #2

So glad your baby was saved! get the red out Mar 2014 #4

I'm so happy for you and your alsame Mar 2014 #5

Dear God get the red out Mar 2014 #3