At least she went at home and in her sleep
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Let's see those REAL dogs...
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Damn. Very sorry for your loss. Boxers are a special breed and have personality for days. Like others said, be glad she felt no pain and was able to pass peacefully.
I've been taking my 11 year old Boxer to chemo every week after he was diagnosed with lymphoma in January. The doctor told me he would have about 8 months to live so I'm just taking one day at a time, giving him the absolute best.
10 years ago- crazy it's the same pup
poor guy, how's he handling treatment?Damn. Very sorry for your loss. Boxers are a special breed and have personality for days. Like others said, be glad she felt no pain and was able to pass peacefully.
I've been taking my 11 year old Boxer to chemo every week after he was diagnosed with lymphoma in January. The doctor told me he would have about 8 months to live so I'm just taking one day at a time, giving him the absolute best.
10 years ago- crazy it's the same pup
So sorry for your loss.
Chemo side effects for dogs are tolerated way better (seemingly) than humans. They don't lose their hair or show adverse behavioral changes. My dog has put on a few lbs from the prednisone he's on, but his energy and excitement is like when he was young again. Apparently the end will be more of a sudden decline and not a gradual one so that's what has me just preparing to lose him at any second. He's being spoiled a ton though.
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Good to hear about the symptoms but definitely stinks knowing it could go downhill at any times
Mine has kidney failure and she’s stable on current treatment but no idea what to expect. Assuming it continues going well taking a day off at the end of the month for her adoption day since it seems unlikely she’d make another
I’m so sorry for your loss brother. They’re truly a god send, and most people don’t deserve them. May she rest in peace.
Thank you... I still have my 2 Dogo Argentinos, I live them to death, but they don't compare to my boxer, goofy loving personality wise. I'm thinking of getting another female boxer puppy. The wife doesn't want to, but I'm sure she'll change her mind.
On another note... I hope you get many, many more days of love and companionship from your buddy. He's a beautiful pup.
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On another note... I hope you get many, many more days of love and companionship from your buddy. He's a beautiful pup.
Damn. Very sorry for your loss. Boxers are a special breed and have personality for days. Like others said, be glad she felt no pain and was able to pass peacefully.
I've been taking my 11 year old Boxer to chemo every week after he was diagnosed with lymphoma in January. The doctor told me he would have about 8 months to live so I'm just taking one day at a time, giving him the absolute best.
10 years ago- crazy it's the same pup
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This porker passed out from a long day of playing with her baby, aka my granddaughter. The two of them are like 2 peas in a pod.
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Little one is observing the night world.
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Adopted the one on the left this morning. His name is Pablo(at least for now). He is a 1 year old Pittie mix. On the right is Jonesy, our 11 month old lab mix we adopted back in September.
My 2 Irish Wolfhounds. Keira on the left (5 years old), and her son Lochlan on the right (9 months old).
I've owned a lot of dogs over the years, but nothing compares to these. We have friends that take theirs hog, deer and coyote hunting on the weekends, then let their grandkids crawl on them. Incredibly loyal, smart and amazing personalities. They don't chase cats, squirrels or other small animals either.
One really fascinating thing is the community that supports these rare dogs. There's a online database that tracks them. For example, our girl Keira, this database (The Irish Wolfhound Database) tracks her pedigree back to 1875.
For size reference, I'm 6'0". Both dogs are currently 140 lbs and Lochlan is only 9 months old. He will grow more.
I've owned a lot of dogs over the years, but nothing compares to these. We have friends that take theirs hog, deer and coyote hunting on the weekends, then let their grandkids crawl on them. Incredibly loyal, smart and amazing personalities. They don't chase cats, squirrels or other small animals either.
One really fascinating thing is the community that supports these rare dogs. There's a online database that tracks them. For example, our girl Keira, this database (The Irish Wolfhound Database) tracks her pedigree back to 1875.
For size reference, I'm 6'0". Both dogs are currently 140 lbs and Lochlan is only 9 months old. He will grow more.
It’s always interesting when you get another dog and you start noticing similarities between you’re current and passed dogs. My little sweetheart has a similar trait as my little buddy did; they won’t make a noise or move from that spot. They just sit observing everything happening around them.
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My girl with her “camel hump” after giving her fluids (it’ll be gone in an hour or two)
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