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    Thank you all so much for the support and advice. We will call our vet and see about a tranq for him. I know we tried it before and for whatever reason he perked right up when we arrived for his appointment. Perhaps there is a different kind of medication that can be used with a longer suspension time that will make him more comfortable. Hopefully, it is just old age and even at that maybe there is a medication that can make his joints feel better.

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    Mixed breeds often....

    live more and full of health if compare with "pure" breeds, did you know?

    Interesting thing about it. The older dog of the world died with 29 years-old! (equivalent to 203 years-old in a human conditions)

    My first dog was Teddy, a mixed dog. Too mixed, lol. Color of your skin was dark-yellow, with full health and so handsome. He died from snakebite. If not because of it... Who knows, he could be live for more than 15 years! Well, my last dog was a Dalmatian and lived for 14 years.

    :~~ Teddy (1997-2000)
    Pyppo (1998-2012)


    I have two links about that, but, in Portuguese, but, you can translate it from Google:

    http://anamariabraga.globo.com/home/...hp?id_not=4883

    http://g1.globo.com/Noticias/Ciencia...BRITANICO.html

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