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To: IndexTrader who wrote (2277)	6/19/2000 9:25:00 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 33421

At age 40 I had terrible back pains.Went to specialist,got drugs - still didn't help. Then I started exercising and have now run 70 plus marathons. At the ripe age of 47 haven't had a back ache in years. Key is to start small and build slowly. If that isn't a possibility try: 1) No , none , zero table scraps 2) Hills science or Iams mature dog food I am still fondly remembering and missing my 13 1/2 year old yellow lab that passed my life 2 1/2 years ago. They become sensitive as they age - with the exception of their attitude towards life. It is always so positive unless their condition is grave. I really hope this is of some value.Enjoy your dogs trust as its needs become greater. Bob

To: IndexTrader who wrote (2277)	6/20/2000 7:53:00 AM
From: Jack of All Trades	Respond to of 33421

OT, My 11 year old Beagal has back problems due to being overwieght. I have replaced both rear ligaments due to being overweight. If this is your dogs case, I think fixing her/him will only have more problems in the future... My dogs time is coming very close to a end as quality of life has gone downhill for her. My Best, JoAT EDIT I see he is very fit, so this would exclude being overweight... My dog is a hound and loves food...