~Shepherd~

so sorry, that is awful. what a beautiful animal. :D

sorry. your a grea person to give her such a wonderful life. A life that she could take in her memory. good on you and enjoy what you have done. You must be proud.

am I the only one on this forum that didnt know about the PVC toy thing?

your dogs look lovely, I am hopeless still even with the new pup, she is very lovely though. i cant mange to upload any photos though, dont know what I am doing wrong?//

this is my dog squid, he is now outside my window at home after being scared to cremate, after the horror stories i have heard. Too much to deal with, pregnant sold bought a home then moved, unpacked week later squiddy died.

;) Beautiful, loyal, gentle angel. I love you so much. You hid your cancer until the day you died, to save me the pain. You knew. You knew the night before when you made me take you for that private walk with smiles on our faces. We came home and you played with my baby girl, jumping and chasing the ball for ages. You were very sick the next day, I rushed you to the vet, you couldn’t walk, you were bleeding inside. You were operated on they removed your spleen, but the cancer had spread to far. You went to sleep after your operation to save you more pain. I tried to fix you baby. I wish I could have helped you before, but I know you didn’t want that. God I love you- you were my life boy. Your eyes watched over me, I will never forget. Tash. I gave Squid a new toy every month for his 8 years of life and after lengthy discussions with professionals, I most likely contributed to the cancer. No more squeek toys for my dogs I will quote from From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Angiosarcoma) Jump to: navigation, search Hemangiosarcoma Classification & external resources ICD-9 155, others ICD-O: 9120/3 Hemangiosarcoma is a rare, rapidly growing, highly invasive variety of cancer. It is a blood-fed sarcoma; that is, blood vessels grow directly into the tumor and it is typically filled with blood. A frequent cause of death is the rupturing of this tumor, causing the victim to rapidly bleed to death. The phrase "angiosarcoma", when used without modifier, usually refers to hemangiosarcoma. However, glomangiosarcoma (8710/3) and lymphangiosarcoma (9170/3) are distinct conditions. Hemangiosarcomas are commonly associated with toxic exposure to thorium dioxide (Thorotrast), polyvinyl chloride (dog toys), and arsenic