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my parents called me around 9 this morning to tell me that one
of our 2 rottweilers has bone cancer. the outlook is not good at all. i'm besides myself as to what to do. it was only this weekend that he was running around the yard chasing and barking at planes. yes, i said planes. the vet is telling us that the cancer is quite aggressive. it was only last month that we had him there and there was no tumor. the vet says that the 1st step in treatment is to remove the leg affected and then continue w/ chemo. this dog weighs 140+lbs. how is a dog that size going to maneuver w/o a hind leg? even when healthy, he had a hell of a time getting up. my father and i think that putting him thru chemo and expecting him to maneuver on 3 legs would be torture. the idea of putting him to sleep today is unbearable. we could bring him home to live out the remainder of his life here, but are we only making him suffer longer? the vet can give him meds for the pain, but what exactly does that accomplish? it's truly amazing how we, as people, can become so attached to our pets.
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