I have the largest type of dog in the world, a irish wolf dog! It's back grow up to 80 cm. high! Do you have one?
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chipmunk
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I have something close. Actually, their breeding is interconnected. I have a Great Dane. ^.^ He's probably 100-110cms if you measure to the top of his head.
Mine is 10 years old and actually going to the vet today. I'm nervous for him. He's loosing weight in his hip area, and recently (past 2 weeks or so) he's been having trouble making it outside to use the bathroom and he's not always waking up to go as much either. And he's got another lump on his chest that we want looked at too. Oh, and the growths on his gums have to be removed again. It'll be his 3rd surgery for the gums. They just keep overgrowing and if we let it go it'd grow over his teeth.
Well, I hope he's doing alright. My Dad decided he couldn't wait until Sat for me. I wanted to be there, but I trust that it needed to be done sooner. I'm still worried. I know 10 is good for a dane. I'm going to try not to fall apart if the news isn't good from the vet.
Mine is 10 years old and actually going to the vet today. I'm nervous for him. He's loosing weight in his hip area, and recently (past 2 weeks or so) he's been having trouble making it outside to use the bathroom and he's not always waking up to go as much either. And he's got another lump on his chest that we want looked at too. Oh, and the growths on his gums have to be removed again. It'll be his 3rd surgery for the gums. They just keep overgrowing and if we let it go it'd grow over his teeth.
Well, I hope he's doing alright. My Dad decided he couldn't wait until Sat for me. I wanted to be there, but I trust that it needed to be done sooner. I'm still worried. I know 10 is good for a dane. I'm going to try not to fall apart if the news isn't good from the vet.
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A friend of mine had an Irish Wolfhound/ German Shepherd. Because he was so large he looked scarey but was very friendly. He only lived to 7 or 8 because he had cancer and had hip problems. The larger the dog the shorter the life span. I hpoe your dog is going to be ok.
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chipmunk
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I called my Dad.
He said this vet wanted to do too much and all he wanted to do was get the gums fixed. I'm annoyed that Dad didn't want those tests run because I for one would like to know what's going on. Of course, this time I wouldn't have been able to cover it ($500)because I had some car repairs a few months ago that were a little much. So, I can't argue too much. He's taking Cody to another vet soon, but it's a vet I'm not fond of (long story). *sigh*
I'm definitely going this time. There is no way my Dad is going to make me sit out another one, even if it is with the annoying vet.
He said this vet wanted to do too much and all he wanted to do was get the gums fixed. I'm annoyed that Dad didn't want those tests run because I for one would like to know what's going on. Of course, this time I wouldn't have been able to cover it ($500)because I had some car repairs a few months ago that were a little much. So, I can't argue too much. He's taking Cody to another vet soon, but it's a vet I'm not fond of (long story). *sigh*
I'm definitely going this time. There is no way my Dad is going to make me sit out another one, even if it is with the annoying vet.
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chipmunk
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Sabina41 said:
It was my Dad who went. And that means because it was cost prohibitive it was also shortly discounted as rubish. He couldn't remember what the tests were. I'm definitely going to the vet with him next time. They talked me out of it this time, but next time they won't.
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