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betty · 01-29-2007, 03:10 PM

Thanks to everybody for their responses!
Our senior yellow lab, Buster, age 11, is hanging on quite better than expected. He has diabetes, arthritis, and cushings disease. To hear the vet tell the story, he was seeing his last days when I posted back in November. He is hanging in there like a champ (while going through quite a few pharmaceuticals). Naturally, in his state, a puppy is not the best idea. I've heard so many wonderful things about Riverbend, we are going to keep an eye on his site. Thanks for all the info.
laurabendele - I would love to see pictures of your pups.

Maureen, thanks for the info. I think those breeders focus on mulitgen? Is that right? I think we are focusing more on F1. Couple considerations there are personality, look and $$.

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betty Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 116	Thanks to everybody for their responses! Our senior yellow lab, Buster, age 11, is hanging on quite better than expected. He has diabetes, arthritis, and cushings disease. To hear the vet tell the story, he was seeing his last days when I posted back in November. He is hanging in there like a champ (while going through quite a few pharmaceuticals). Naturally, in his state, a puppy is not the best idea. I've heard so many wonderful things about Riverbend, we are going to keep an eye on his site. Thanks for all the info. laurabendele - I would love to see pictures of your pups. Maureen, thanks for the info. I think those breeders focus on mulitgen? Is that right? I think we are focusing more on F1. Couple considerations there are personality, look and $$.