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13 comments:
Danielle said...
Wilson is an 8 y-old cocker spaniel. He has slowed down over the years and we have started feeding him senior food this year on our vets advice.
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Barbara Techel said...
Oh, how I'd love to win this book! I just retired my almost 13 year old dachshund from therapy dog work, so she can enjoy her senior years. This would be such a lovely book to read.
Unknown said...
My dog isn't a senior yet, but i'd love to read up on senior years before she hits them :)
pmh said...
my fur baby is not yet reached the senior moments of his life, but as he is the first dog of my almost fifty years that I have every had and loved. and boy, is he loved!!!! at this very moment, he is asleep bedside me under his special blankie that he claimed from my darling husband this past winter.
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Misty said...
I would just like to know if we did all we could have for Tag.
Rick said...
It sounds like good information for the future.
Nancy said...
You can never be too informed or read too much.
Christine Aiello said...
My dog Coco is not a senior yet but I would love to read up on how to take good care of a senior list and maybe start a bucket list for her too!
Christine - The Animal Sitter said...
This book would be perfect! I have a 13 yr old dog named Daisy and she is a golden retriever mix! I would like to win one of the copies to see if I am doing the right things for my old gal.
CRichman said...
This would be great because although my english mastiff is only 4 years old, since she is such a large breed dog, they tend to get a lot of health problems such as arthritis etc early. They also do not have as long of a life span as smaller dogs, sadly, and I would love to read this book because it seems informative. Thank you
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evie said...
loved reading some of the excerpts from the book. would love to read more. my oldest child will be 11 on 9-12. i can tell she is slowing down some...which really scares me, i have had her since she was 8 wks old. sometimes i start crying just thinking abt it....she is in very good health. she goes for senior check ups every 6 months....and i watch her weight. she gets all natural food, raw rabbit in the am, sardines in the evening. some added nature's variety venison kibble, baby carrots, no salt stringbeans, and abt 10 supplements...all homeopathic...her vet tells me what to feed her...she still licks to play ball, a real maniac w/ her balls, of any size..i am hoping for another 10 yrs....
Julie Bjerga said...
Ralphie's an 8 year old longhaired dachshund, and while I know a good deal about senior dogs, you can never learn too much, and I've never read a full-length book on the subject that wasn't pretty superficial.
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Anne N. said...
I have a bulldog who is 8. This looks like a great book to read.
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