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To: Ish who wrote (2267)	6/15/2002 9:44:19 PM
From: maried.	Respond to of 6378

I am so sorry! I read stories like this about dogs and feel so much sadness. Their only joy is to love and be loved. I'm glad that he could find a life with Sue in the barn. Dogs are our special gift.

To: Ish who wrote (2267)	6/15/2002 9:55:53 PM
From: Shoot1st	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6378

Man...his hips went early... Brrr.....good thing dogs can't think about what they're going through. 8 months....I lose sleep and near die with each litter when I have to stay close for a week at the most.... Shootie

To: Ish who wrote (2267)	6/15/2002 10:10:17 PM
From: sandintoes	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6378

Sweet story, Ish...we all love our dogs.. Poor little Arthur wouldn't have made it if those rednecks had adopted him and put him out back in a dog house. He is allergic to grass, and everything else outside..He walks on the sidewalk. My vet said her dog does too, and for the same reason.

To: Ish who wrote (2267)	6/16/2002 3:14:28 PM
From: PatiBob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6378

Both of Mikey's hips were bad but the vet said he'd only do one because it was to hard on the dog to begin with. Anyway, the vet said he'd had to drill out the socket because it wasn't deep enough to take the new ball. He built it up with something that was to strengthen it as well and cut the bone so far above the knee in order for the new shaft to have enough room as to not break the bone if that makes any sense. This vet that we used was the head of Orthopedics at Texas A & M. He as a real nice guy and we were very fortunate to get him to do the surgery. Sometimes, it really does help to know the people who know the right people!