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Sunlei

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4. This was posted in September 2015. After surgery Sheridan had a great and full of love year

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Sat Oct 10, 2015, 11:47 AM

Oct 2015

Unfortunately /w bone cancer, it is so aggressive a cancer for dogs. Even with best chemo or surgery/no chemo, it has a high chance to spread to the lungs/other bones within 8-12 months.

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I lost my shepherd/malmute to bone cancer Joe Shlabotnik Oct 2015 #1

Hope he makes it! swilton Oct 2015 #2

This was posted in September 2015. After surgery Sheridan had a great and full of love year Sunlei Oct 2015 #4

my 6 year old rottie developed a slight limp on front leg. Vet thought maybe it was a sports injury Sunlei Oct 2015 #3

What a great dog. So full of life and loved. AtomicKitten Oct 2015 #5