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Mr Harv
God love him - he can't win - he either barks too much but today nothing out of him - I don't think he is great - far too quiet and usually when I am upstairs he follows me around waiting to see if he is getting out - not today.
Last night he was choking in little spurts but then it died down. Am worried regarding this tumour getting bigger. Will bring him to the vets next week.
Last night he was choking in little spurts but then it died down. Am worried regarding this tumour getting bigger. Will bring him to the vets next week.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.So very sorry, tears welling up as I type. Please comfort yourself that he died feeling loved, safe and comfortable. Our very darling little girl wandered from the garden and died in a snare - we still can't forgive ourselves that the gate was left open. It is hard. 'The more you put into a dog, the more it hurts when you lose them' was said to me by our very understanding vet. It's true. Time does help. I've started looking around the refuges for another little one in need, but it has taken 2 years. Perhaps you can make another little life better in future? That would be a fitting tribute. Sympathies. xx
Thank you for your kind posts. I am truly breaking my heart. He was my life for 11 years and my life totally revolved around him. I never left him for anything less or than 4 hours and if it was more than that - he was with me - in the car - in the park - in the bathroom - in the bedroom - or with a person. God bless.