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Posted by Roy Suomi on June 10, 2006 at 03:31:36 from (68.73.190.211):
What gives???? Where is all this canine cancer coming from???? I've heard just lately about several dogs going to " Doggie Heaven " from it.. To my knowledge none of these dogs smoked or worked around asbestos... Someone told me about packaging companies that bags a variety of products for different companies, including fertilizer and dog food...I wonder if there is anything to this theory??? I lost my little service truck buddy last November to the big C..My wifes Ex just lost his pooch. A guy I work with lost a couple of dogs to cancer..As a kid I never heard of this..It seemed like " Ole Shepp" just faded away from old age...Anybody got any other theories????
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