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I'm so sorry . x

Good to hear she's back to normal. x

What a horrible experience for you and Kipper. I hope you're both ok. xx

You must be so relieved to hear the tumour is benign, and great that Harley is recovering so well. x

Yes such good news!

Great to hear your update - sounds as if Harley is feeling well in herself. x

Yes I think it will do her good too.

Glad the vet was helpful and hope you can all relax a bit today. x

Sorry you're having such a hard time. I hope the vets can offer help or put your mind at rest.

So pleased to hear that Harley is safely through the op. I hope she has a peaceful night once she's home. x

Belated happy birthday Hunter!

I'm very lucky that Tess' owners trust me with her (and no I wouldn't let anyone take Molly.) I first met them as clients when Tess was a puppy and I was working as a dog trainer. They knew that I borrowed Rajah ( his owner has been my friend for about 20 years) and when the puppy training...

@Jelinga I think these might be the Malverns in the distance This is the view to the west from here.

Well Tess woke up bright and early and raring to go - the delight of being young (nearly 4)! So we went to the show and were awarded 2nd place in both L1 and L2, scoring 206 in L1 and 203 in L2, so obviously I was very pleased. Tess showed no sign of either physical tiredness or of boredom...

I'm at Cheltenham for a 2 day Rally show with Tess (borrowed doggy - Molly happily at home with my OH). She did so well today scoring 197 in both L1 and L2 and gaining 6th place in each class. She also looked happy and relaxed throughout the day, though she obviously found it tiring as she's...

It's a horrible position for you to be in and of course you want to make the right choice for dear Harley. I can see that your worry is that the cancer may turn out to be so advanced as to be untreatable. But it equally might be a lump that can be removed with good margins leaving Harley...

This is a tough decision for you, but it seems to make sense to do both ops at once. I suppose there's no chance they could remove the tumour rather than just biopsy? I'm thinking it would be one less anaesthetic for your dear girl. (Thinking back to Molly who had needle aspiration and then...

Such an awful time for you - in my thoughts. x

I'm so sorry. Sending love. x

Like everyone else I feel angry on your behalf. I hope you can slowly overcome this fear using the approach Karen suggests.