Bret, I totally agree. Livestock = deadstock....it's a dog or cat or whatever, put here on this earth for a short while, and yes I have been thru this too, and get over it already! No sense spending money on a loosing proposition...and I believe all the pills in the world will more likely kill us, or them, sooner than later...it's a money making waste as far as I can see. I have had 4 or 5 GSD's so far....watched one of them die on the hallway floor of a seizure at less than 2 yrs old. Had to have one of the best put to sleep because of a spinal column disease at 7 years old. Another was found dead a mile from here in a field of unknown causes, a young dog. And one that lived a healthy 14 years with out the annual BS from a vets office. Finally had my vet come over one morning when it was obvious his time was up and put him to sleep very peacefully under the shade of my fuel tank, and I cried my eyes out over him when I buried him that day.
Once mine are a year old they never see a vet other than when he comes here to vaccinate my cattle. And that's another long story!!
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