Defying the Odds Everyone loves a champion and the post about a dog surviving not one, but two different toe tumors, was a story
of observant owners, a resilient dog, and great cancer care.
Not exact matches
From: Kraig and Anne Elliott, curriculum authors and
owners of Foundations Press RE: A special offer exclusively for Torah -
observant homeschoolers
Prevention
of the disease relies on
owners being highly
observant and quickly seeking advice if symptoms present themselves.
This tragedy prompted U.S. pet
owners to finally become more
observant of the ingredients and nutritional value
of commercial foods they had been so faithfully feeding to their companion animals.
It is important for the
owner to be very
observant of any progression, particularly the knuckling or dragging
of the toes, indicating there is now a loss
of proprioceptive reflexes.
Every
observant dog
owner can see for himself that his dog gets greater satisfaction from the praise rewarding a well - executed command or good behavior than he does from the momentary excitement
of disobeying, which is usually followed by the evident guilt feelings, (ears back and avoiding eye contact), even when he has not been punished.
A caring and
observant owner, who knows what signs
of trouble to look for during her pregnancy, will catch this disease in it's earliest stages and seek medical care.
Dogs are so furry that even the most
observant of owners can miss details about their appearance.