Originally Posted by PG

So sorry to hear this.
You can look back and know you did your best for him and made his life full and didn't let the poor lad suffer in the end.
We lost our first boxer at the age of 7 months from aortic stenosis. One minute we were enjoying a walk with her and then she just dropped down dead.
To have a member of your family die is a hard time and our pets can often mean more to us than some of our relatives! That says a lot about how much of an impact they can have in our lives. It's now that all those times he chewed things he shouldn't have, wee'd in the house when he was a pup, made a fool of you in the park with his typical Boxer stuborness, his farting when you had visitors and his keeping you awake with the Boxer snore are all put to one side and you just remember how good a pal he was and how much fun and love he brought to your life.
My wife and I both feel for you.
And of course
Chyna

And Oz

Send big licks.

Paul.