Julie!

I saw your last post about Buddy and logged on today to see if he was feeling better. I definitely did not expect to see this news.  I am so sorry! I can only imagine how you're feeling.  We have our chest xray in a month and I'm already worrying about it.  None of these decisions are easy ones, especially when you are making them for a dog who can't tell you with words how he is feeling.  Buddy is so lucky to have you in his life.  It is obvious from what you are saying here that you know him so well and are following his cues.  We made the decision not to do chemo with Sully and to just let him enjoy his time.  I question and doubt that decision occasionally, but when I see him run in the snow, play fetch, or beg for treats (he's becoming really spoiled) I am glad for the quality of the time he has now, however long that is.  I'm so sorry to hear about the lung mets but I'm happy to hear that Buddy is chasing squirrels again.  Sending lots of good thoughts your way that those mets stay small and unnoticed by Buddy and that he chases lots and lots of squirrels! 

Love and Hugs,

Rachael and Sully