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Rest in peace, Zoe. I'm so sorry for your loss, Kavik.

Thank you No matter how many times I sweep, vacuum and mop the floors, Jack's fur is still turning up everywhere. :laugh:

Thank you, all. He would have been 14yo yesterday, and has come home from Pets at Peace today :)

Thanks, folks. I joined DOL because of Jack, and have met so many wonderful people and their dogs (even a few nice cats!) thanks to Jack. He was one in a million. Any other dog would have been smart enough to give up the habit of barking every time we started and ended a car journey. But not our Jack Silly boofer.

What a lovely fella. RIP Oscar. Enjoy your adventures on the other side.

Today we've done the kindest but hardest thing: Jack is gone. No longer in pain. My 3yo says he was old and sick so he's gone to be with her great-Grandma. My 1yo is likely to keep saying 'where dack?' for some time. I'm contemplating buying shares in Kleenex. Thanks to everyone for your thoughts and best wishes over the years as he recovered from a mast-cell tumour, dog attack and managed Addison's disease. DOLers were a great comfort during all the times he cheated death. Around Christmas time, he began to limp badly and was soon diagnosed with osteosarcoma in his shoulder. There is no coming back from bone cancer. A day or two ago, it was clear the pain meds were no longer cutting it, and Jack's tail mostly stayed between his legs. It was time to make the tough decision. Jack was a good dog right to the end, wagging his tail this morning as we had final cuddles, and getting all excited to see his lead and go for one last car ride. For the first time in living memory, he didn't bark in the car, but he did try to bark at a crated dog at the vet's. He went peacefully in our arms. Rest in peace, Jack-o. One week shy of your 14th birthday. We'll think of you often as we continue to find your fur in our house, car, clothes and food for the next 10 years or so. xx

Ollie dog is such a big part of DOL folklore. The dog who defied the stats, and gave every owner of a cancerous dog so much hope. He will continue to do so because he'll never be forgotten Rest in peace, little boofer. I reckon some of your farts will clear the room at the rainbow bridge ;)

Funny Riley

Ahhhhh, such a gorgeous little squidgy boy

Goodbye, sweet Texas. Such a gorgeous ol' fella, and so loved every day of his life with you

Congrats to all the nominees and winners

You are so, so lucky to have such a gorgeous little man in your family! Congrats to all the hugas, two- and four-legged. And a big DOL welcome to Sid

I don't think I spend $10 on a day on my own food Maybe try contacting Suz here on DOL (username isiss), who makes fresh dog food under the business name Fresh 4 Paws. My Melbourne geography leaves much to be desired, but I think she's on the other side of town to you. She may, however, be able to organise delivery to you or to a nearby dog club if she already has customers in the area.

I'll keep my fingers crossed for the lovely Chloe.

Great news on Vada! Our old fella, Jack, just turned 11. He had a grade III MCT removed (clear margins) from near his right hip in Oct 2007, I think it was, and still has the all-clear. Sometimes the boofers just manage to beat the odds somehow!

I hope all DOLers and their animals can weather the storm. It looks like a mighty nasty one.

Not Harry! :( It's not fair. All of DOL is grieving with you and yours, huga. RIP fella.

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I'll get some basil I may just have to get it from the Fyshwick Markets so I can have an Italian hot chocolate as well ... I'm willing to make such a sacrifice See you tomorrow!

Are you sure you don't need pizza toppings? I thought I'd pick up some bocconcini or buffalo mozzarella and some basil when I do the vege shop.

Ah ha! This one I can make :D Linden needs to learn to love shoes early in life, so I'll bring her along as well

D'oh! We have visitors coming this weekend.

Have a good visit! I'll be a mum by then, and either feeding the bub or sleeping while you all go out for dinner

I should really check this thread more often I had no idea we'd missed you, Steve! I'll have my hands full for a while now, so I wouldn't have been of any use anyway.

We've been using Joint Guard for years. Jack will eat Sasha's Blend, but I'm not keen on the smell When I once ran out of Joint Guard, ages ago in my poverty-stricken student days, I decided to wait until the next pay to order some more. Never again! Jack pulled up lame about a week later! We went out and bought Joint Guard locally (at a much higher price than online) and he came good again. It's good stuff.