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well as long as it eating, and goes for a piss+ shit no prob , just let her carry on . if she wasn't doing what I said and in pain if you touched her anywhere, then maybe a one way trip to vet . I

fair enough mate, each to his own . Do you keep the dogs as hobby =sport, or earn a living of them sell what they catch .? I know few lads use there dogs for a living, I never have I worked at lo

Like said before, each to their own but if a dog gave me its life and trusted me with it, to betray it when it has no use? Im to weak for that

9 isn't real old and if one of mine had served me for so long I'd do right by her,arthritis is easily treatable,and won't cost a lot.and may even work with a bit of medication,unless you've already made your mind up.

jmho,some will pts as soon as they can't do a hard day's graft.

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If it were a lurcher 9 isn't real old and if one of mine had served me for so long I'd do right by her,arthritis is easily treatable,and won't cost a lot.and may even work with a bit of medication,unless you've already made your mind up.

jmho,some will pts as soon as they can't do a hard day's graft.but if it is in pain it may be the kindest thing to do

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do you KNOW this works first hand experience ?

 

 

Yes mate give it to my bitch - used to be like cardboard after a hard shift used that and shes fine..

 

Mines Ten Retired - give that regular and dogs bouncing looks like it could do a shift..

 

how much of it do you give them giro sorry for kidnapping post lol

 

 

20 mls a day - cheaper to buy the horse one than the dog one :thumbs:

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The old kelpie in my avatar is fifteen. He's had trouble getting around, off and on, for several years thanks to an earlier rta. However, he's still happy; some days he'll walk to the wood; some days he'll just pop to the corner shop; sometimes he can only manage a short bimble around the garden to empty himself...but, as I said, he's still happy and he's given me more than I'll ever be able to repay so he can bimble about as long as he wants as far as I'm concerned.

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