Thor is enjoying some beef steak and AK salmon for his 15th Birthday.
My pup turned 15 today.
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Gotta love the old dogs. Looks like he's had a good life and making it to 15 is a bonus 
Can never replace those dogs. Congrats
Can never replace those dogs. Congrats
Celebrate your boy. Our pups are a blessing.
ShtrRdy
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Happy Birthday Thor! I hope you had a good day.
KnuckT
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Happy Birthday Thor! 
I see he likes cake as much as I do. Eat the good stuff first.
jamie eaton
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Awesome . Love all puppies especially the older ones !
dmj
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Happy birthday Thor. Take good care of yourself so you can torment Feenix for years to come. I'm sure that he will treasure every moment spent with you. Both of you have a nice day.
Thank you all! I got Thor on my youngest son's senior year as we prepared for our empty nest. L
L! He's been an excellent companion at home, on a hike, and campouts throughout the years.
He slowed down significantly. It pains me that I can no longer take him on long hikes per his vet's recommendation. We are down to 1-2 miles per outing. Part of his spine is deteriorating, but the vet recommends no operation. The operation involves pinning it with metal rods, but there is no guarantee that it will help, esp. at his age. He also has arthritis in his left foot (paw area). He takes a shot every month, and it seems to be working.
He gave me a scare in July, and I thought I had to let him go. He had a hot spot/sore all over that turned red, and his coat fell off. It got so bad that all his pads peeled off (like it was burned), and he could not stand. The vets were unsure of the issue but treated him with antibacterial and antifungal meds for over a week. Thank God it worked out. I am ill-prepared for that inevitable day. So yes, my wife and I treasure every moment with him.
L! He's been an excellent companion at home, on a hike, and campouts throughout the years.He slowed down significantly. It pains me that I can no longer take him on long hikes per his vet's recommendation. We are down to 1-2 miles per outing. Part of his spine is deteriorating, but the vet recommends no operation. The operation involves pinning it with metal rods, but there is no guarantee that it will help, esp. at his age. He also has arthritis in his left foot (paw area). He takes a shot every month, and it seems to be working.
He gave me a scare in July, and I thought I had to let him go. He had a hot spot/sore all over that turned red, and his coat fell off. It got so bad that all his pads peeled off (like it was burned), and he could not stand. The vets were unsure of the issue but treated him with antibacterial and antifungal meds for over a week. Thank God it worked out. I am ill-prepared for that inevitable day. So yes, my wife and I treasure every moment with him.
Critter Picker
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Man's best friend!
Happy Birthday Thor, you're both a blessing and blessed, go easy on the cake or you're gonna be whining to go out at 2am.
