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Canine Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (AIHA & IMHA) - New Dog Called Dillon
| Hi All, Just wanted to tell you that we have bought another Cocker Spaniel, we recently lost our Lovely Molly to AIHA, and i thought i wouldn't get another Cocker as my vet said this desease is common in the cocker, however i saw Dillon on a website for sale and i fell in love with him, he is 2 years old and he is a chocolate roan colour, he is adorable and he has brought some happiness into our lives after losing Molly so quickly aged 5 years old, we will never forget her and Dillon is completly different to her, hes a big softy whereas Molly was very confident and i,ll always miss her but Dillon has given us some happiness again. Karen & Dillon |
| Karen UK. Manchester |
| Karen, Congratulations on your new family member! I think that looking forward after AIHA is the only cure for a broken heart. Dilon did not come to you to replace Molly, but to make you remember her and make you smile! Best wishes, Brigitte & the poodle boys |
| Brigitte BC |
| Karen, Glad you have gotten a new member of the family. This disease does take away our innocence but you can't spend the rest of your life being afraid of it. Wishing you and Dillon much happiness. Penny |
| Penny Lytle Creek Calif |
| hi Karen congrats on your new pooch, we've had nothing but cockers, and only our first one contracted aiha, she would relapse again and again but lived until she was 12 yrs old, i joined or found this great place when Tori was first diagnosed and Joanne's Meisha was also sick with this horrible disease. At that time the disease was very prevalent in a certain line of cockers. we have had all colours, 2 chocolates and 2 tri. and they never had aiha. enjoy your new one and take it day by day, and don't worry. take care bev and bailey. |
| Bev canada |
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