Very OT: Anyone have a diabetic dog?

It seems that Tyler has a loving home and wonderful life
with your
family, Bahra.  I would certainly go with the insulin shots
and feel he
will adjust and be well.

I can understand how you are feeling about your daughter's
feelings but
I would think taking the unnecessary step to end his life
would
undoubtedly result in much more sadness and heartache for
your family.

Your story reminds me a lot about my daughter's one dog who
is 14,
totally blind but otherwise a frisky, happy terrier.  Many
have
suggested to her, why not just have him put to sleep.  To
me, Bahra,
they are just like humans, I just couldn't end their life
because they
are dealing with a handicap or an illness which could be
controlled.

Good luck and God bless,
Joan

Joan Varano
This is life, not Heaven;
we don't have to be perfect.
mailto:J5850webtv.net

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