He was 17 and very sick for the two days before his death on 31 May. But his life was very good for the rest of it. He was very spoilt and very loved and we miss him heaps.
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2 comments:
He looks like a Silkie, Jeremy. Our Topaze lived to be 18 - and yes, our vet put her great age down to the pampering.
I still miss her, and her replacement is ten now.
Lisa (ANZ LitLovers)
An Australian Terrier/Silkie cross.
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