A real choker

[KevM]

Edit to add - Warning: after reading Lon's post below I should probably have posted a warning - it relates to a family letting go their treasured labrador, if you've been through anything similar recently this will be emotional.

When you've got to let go, this has to be the way to do it; more background here.

I think my allergies are playing up...

 

[Lons]

Thanks for posting, I watched it but daren't show my wife as she still hurts even though it's 10 years since we lost our lab.

We have a puppy researved for later this year hopefully - not conceived yet, so that will change things

Bob

 

[rafezetter]

It's lovely to see he had a great last few hours, with play and love.

 

[hanser]

Thanks for posting. Our 14 year old Westie has a malignant growth and there is a decision to be made in the not too distant future. Up to now I had disregarded the 'vet to your home' option but will now rethink.

 

[Self Taught]

Very nice, my wife & I have a lab also. Odin is 12 so getting close. Now I have something in my eye. Jamey

 

[RossJarvis]

Although I was near blubbing like a baby I found the whole thing somewhat uplifting. Thanks for posting.