Thanks everyone. He still isn't himself even back on it. He goes out to play in snow but wants to come right back in. I'm hoping when my husband gets home he wants to play. He still gets up when he thinks he's getting food so that's good.

Thanks!!!! His prednisone dose is 20 once a day it was 10 in morning 20 at night. He still isn't feeling well. He actually seems worse again today. I have some video of him outside yesterday I will post. His breathing is so heavy and shallow now. Is this just a side effect of the lung tumor? He doesn't really cough. Every once in a while I hear a little one it's mostly heavy breathing and panting. His face is starting to look different it's as if the bones are more prominent in his cheeks. Does that make sense? He hasn't lost weight as of last week and I don't see how he lost any since bc he will eat anything and everything. If it wasn't for the pancreatitis that he had in November I would really be giving him anything he wanted but I'm scared to cause that to come back and he is too weak to handle that. I don't think its time yet but I also don't think its too soon either. He's tired, he's not himself, he's unsteady on his feet, he doesn't breathe well. I'm typing through tears. I'm not ready yet for him to go but I never will be. He's a 2 year old lab he's supposed to be bouncing off the walls and playing fetch with his softball that he loves not deteriorating. What does everyone think about the prednisone dose? Should it be higher? He needs to perk up more or at least seem more comfortable bc this doesn't seem fair to him.
Jessica and Marshall

This was yesterday in the snow and I know you are all going to think I'm crazy bc this doesn't look like the dog I described but this was 30 seconds of him being perky then he wanted to go in even though they were still outside and he laid on couch. He does get up and shift positions often does that mean pain or discomfort?