Sorry to hear that Kiwijames.
Unfortunately I have no real world experience of which to offer advice.
However I'm sure that whatever decision you make will be well thought through.
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Sorry to hear that Kiwijames.
Unfortunately I have no real world experience of which to offer advice.
However I'm sure that whatever decision you make will be well thought through.
Lot of sheepdogs have had a leg tucked into their collar to slow them down and develop attention span.
They can get along pretty well.
Had a beagle it had its front leg removed because of cancer , would swear it had six legs when it saw a cat she could still honk along to the discomfort of many a cat
Not good news , I hope for a good outcome for you and your dog . it's encouraging the feed back regarding 3 leged dogs .
TOUGH CALL FOR YOU kIWIJAMES. I hope the biopsy has a good outcome. best of luck to you and dog.
At the vets now. Not really expecting a good outcome as he has gone downhill in the short time between visits.
that's hard Mate...hope you get a good outcome...my thoughts are with you.
I continue to hope for the best outcomeQuote:
Originally Posted by kiwijames
Thanks everyone for your thoughts. Unfortunately Oskar is booked in for his last visit tomorrow.
Feeling a bit numb to be honest. [emoji53]
My condolences, I'm sure its in his best interests however unpleasant. Thoughts to your family
Gutted mate. Chin up, not an easy decision, but ultimately it's for the best. :)
Sometimes there are just no words....................................... :(
Sad news .Thoughts are with you and your family .
That's sad news indeed. If you can take any thing out of this , Know that he has led very happy life in the time he has been your companion and some time this answer is the best solution.
“If I have any beliefs about immortality it is that certain dogs I know will go to heaven, and very very few people.” – James Thurber