bullylovers01
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Our names are Franki & Julie. We live in TN and are the proud mommys to 4 babies, 2 of which are bullies 
Their names are Chunker (m) and Mattie (f). Chunker is 3 1/2 yrs old and Mattie will be 2 next month. We love our bullies sooo much!!! They have the sweetest personalities 
I want to start a Bulldog Rescue one day. No bully should be left alone or mistreated. Breaks my heart when I hear of that being done. Our other babies are Samantha, a 13 yr. old Mini Schnauzer and Chuewy, our 6yr old Lab mix, who was recently diagnosed with bone cancer on 4-29-11. If you're interested, you can read Chuewy's story at this link:
http://chuewy.chipin.com/my-dog-has-cancer
Thank you for taking the time to read our story...~There is no greater love than the love of a dog~
Their names are Chunker (m) and Mattie (f). Chunker is 3 1/2 yrs old and Mattie will be 2 next month. We love our bullies sooo much!!! They have the sweetest personalities I want to start a Bulldog Rescue one day. No bully should be left alone or mistreated. Breaks my heart when I hear of that being done. Our other babies are Samantha, a 13 yr. old Mini Schnauzer and Chuewy, our 6yr old Lab mix, who was recently diagnosed with bone cancer on 4-29-11. If you're interested, you can read Chuewy's story at this link: http://chuewy.chipin.com/my-dog-has-cancer
Thank you for taking the time to read our story...~There is no greater love than the love of a dog~
Hope to see lots of pics and stories about your family!
While we understand that xrays are not 100% accurate, there were no signs of cancer that the Dr. could see!! He agrees that amputation is the best choice for Chuewy....and will send off for a biopsy to see which kind of bone cancer he has so it can be treated appropriatly. His lab work was great except for his RBCs and Hematocrit are a little low, which is most likely from the Chemo he's on. On April 29, 2011, I specifically asked our former vet if they could do blood work to check for cancer...the response we were given was "The markers arnt high enough to test" (???) ok....then I asked what about a biopsy.....the response we were given was "With it being this advanced, there is no reason to have one done.....it is bone cancer". Then I asked " what if it's just confined to his leg....and you amputate...if it's not spread anywhere else, looks like he would have a good chance of living....can you xray his body to see if it has?" The response we were given was "There is no sense in doing that because I'm telling you, it's already spread thru him and even with amputation, he only has aprox. 6mo to live." Well guess what, YOU WERE WRONG!!!!!!!!!!! 
