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To: 21twelve
Sorry to hear about Cooper. We just brought our 12-year old mutt (Australian Shep/husky/??) back from the vet after he had his leg amputated with a tumor into the bone. The tumor wasn’t malignant, and after 10 days he is able to go a couple hundred feet before he poops out, so things are looking up.

You must be so relieved that the tumor wasn't malignant, 21twelve. It's sad to see your little dog lose his leg, but he's probably going to handle it very soon as if he didn't even need that other leg. Amazing what our little furry friends can accept.

55 posted on 03/19/2008 9:42:29 AM PDT by Billie
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To: Billie; DollyCali

Thanks for the sentiments. Yes - at 84 years (or whatever it is in dog years) he’s doing okay. He has always been very patient with us. As I was putting an old t-shirt over him to cover his wound - it made me recall how my two little girls would play dress up with him - skirts, tops, necklaces, sunglasses, hats, ribbons tied on his tail - and he would take it (but not quite enjoy it!).


70 posted on 03/19/2008 10:18:09 AM PDT by 21twelve (Don't wish for peace. Pray for Victory.)
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