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by Wildmoor on 21 September 2008 - 16:09
Cello: Quana progeny (Palme >Xaver)
Zamb: Ica (heamangio line via Axel > Odin ( hence Palme > Xaver via Quando )
Anett you have Palme again via Uran
Ica (as stated heamangio line via Axel)
You also have the following in addition to what you state;
I feel for the owners and hope it wasnt Heamangio, I have lost one through this and its not a nice way to go.
by Louise M. Penery on 21 September 2008 - 16:09
If it was hemangiosarcoma (generally, involving cancer of the spleen--that perforates and hemorrhages into the abdomen), it was problably unrelated to his bloodlines--JMHO.
Regardless of bloodlines, hemangiosarcoma is a frequent cause of death in male GSD's fo Erasmus' age--WL's, SL's. American-bred,etc.
by aristianM on 21 September 2008 - 17:09
8 into 7= 56. That means he was 56 years old in human years. Poor dog, he passed away away at a young age. My condolences to the breeder and owner. Its always tough to lose a loved one. May his soul rest in peace! :) Eramus will be remember for generations to come!
by 1doggie2 on 21 September 2008 - 18:09
I have a question about the hemangiosarcoma,
I loked it up hemangiosarcoma
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemangiosarcoma
which led me to
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinyl_chloride
Vinyl chloride
This is used to make pvc, I know with the melamine (sp) scare in the food, was that also not used for pvc?
can someone who understands this, please give a shout/opinion, It is like greek to me. I am not saying this is what Erasmus was diganosed with, but while we are this subject of...
by LilyDexter on 22 September 2008 - 11:09
That's very sad news, he was a stunning dog. At 8yrs he should not have been having age related problems. As a family we have had three GSD's in the past 3 yrs that have all passed on just 2mths short of 13yrs, all staying active until the end.
Most age related conditions can be managed with medication, as said though, this seems to be a common age for tumours of the spleen,etc to take a dog.
I guess a very active show life, including Shutzhund training & stud work must all take it's toll on a dog though. His owners must be heartbroken.
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