Thank you Cap. Right now he's sedated with an IV and pain meds, and they are running tests to determine if surgery is even an option.
If it isn't for whatever reason, the decision will be ours, not the childrens, but they do have to decide how they choose to say goodbye in that event, as they are at that age where this is a critical thing, according to my son's therapist (knowing my emotional children, I can see that this will help them alot, even though it is hard - it's their choice as opposed to "Mom and Dad did that and I didn't even get to say goodbye" - which happened to me twice growing up and to be honest I'm not over it yet)
I truly appreciate your kind and supportive words.
I will be pricing out those invisible fences for the other two dogs - were you the one with that at your house? And you find that it really is helpful, in addition to training and careful watching?
If it isn't for whatever reason, the decision will be ours, not the childrens, but they do have to decide how they choose to say goodbye in that event, as they are at that age where this is a critical thing, according to my son's therapist (knowing my emotional children, I can see that this will help them alot, even though it is hard - it's their choice as opposed to "Mom and Dad did that and I didn't even get to say goodbye" - which happened to me twice growing up and to be honest I'm not over it yet)
I truly appreciate your kind and supportive words.
I will be pricing out those invisible fences for the other two dogs - were you the one with that at your house? And you find that it really is helpful, in addition to training and careful watching?