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Originally Posted by rfuerst911sc
So sorry to hear this what's with dogs getting cancer ??? In my opinion make his remaining weeks the best you can and you'll know when it's time to put him down. They are there for us we need to be there for them right to the end. Never easy and good luck. Pat him on the head for me and give him an extra treat ! Good looking dog.
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Stats say 50% of dogs get cancer. Who knows why. We gave Jack the best of everything. Spared no expense on foods and vet care and boom......it just happens. Airedales are one of the breeds that are prone to this. All three of his predecessors died of some form of cancer or organ failures. They were older dogs though and you expect that. This just blindsided us. He is so young. I have told myself I need to put my sorrow behind me so he doesn't sense it and celebrate the time we have left. Bacon, donuts, lunch meat, whatever he wants. Play ball, go for car rides and runs in the woods like nothing is happening. He will let me know when the time is up.