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Date Posted: 12:38:31 06/28/02 Fri
Author: M C
Subject: If...

...you one day find out that your almost nine years old dog has an illness which with time will become deadly, what would you do? With no cure to get healthy again and with lot´s of operations and lifelong taking of medicines ahead.

Would you try operations (not just one) with all the risks of complications and recovery time that comes along with them and the knowledge that you maybe only extend the suffering of the animal.

Or would you put it to sleep and let it end it´s days as a happy dog in familiar conditions before it gets too ill.

What is the best for the animal?

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• I think you already have YOUR answer..... -- coreopsis, 21:34:48 06/28/02 Fri
  • Yes, I do..... -- M C, 04:43:29 06/29/02 Sat