>>Update in post 41<< Bad news from the vet today.

So very sorry to hear this.

I clicked 'like' out of solidarity and support. What a wonderful friend and life you have had with him. My little girl (my only 'child') Lillibelle is the light of my life. These creatures are angles sent to bring so much love, grace and joy into our life.

My prayers and well wishes are with you, Duffer and family,

Roy
 

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Beautiful dog. That is sad news, for sure.

We went through the same thing with our superdog Joe two years ago, and we had no alternative but to euthanize him when the pain became more than he, and we, could bear.

Pets will give us heart-wrenching sadness when they go or are about to. Still, we should be happy that they have been with us, no matter how short their allotted time. They give us great joy that is worth the pain when their time has come. Always treasure the memories - they will forever live in our hearts and minds.

I wish you the best, and hope the problem is solvable - my thoughts are with you.

John

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May 1 update:

I just talked with the vet. He said Duffer's blood test shows elevated white blood count and lymphocytes - both could indicate cancer or an infection.
We will continue the meds and monitor him over the weekend.

On a positive note, the swelling in his neck has noticeably gone down after just 2 days so we are hopeful.
After a bit more time on the antibiotics we'll discuss when will be best to perform a biopsy to know for sure.

Until then, we wait.
 
Sad to hear about Duffer, looks like a great dog. I gave a like for the fine pictures of a nice looking fuzzy buddy will be hoping and praying for the best for him.
 
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