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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 310000" data-attributes="member: 217">I did already so far it was only neco, neco really was a different pup he could only play fetch with me for no more then 25 minutes in the morning and would be less each individual time out through out the day. When he was done he would lay down and be totally exhausted for about an hour after words. He would tell me when he was done playing fetch, he would pick up the ball and would head back to the lab. Once he was rested he would be OK but he could never play for long periods of time which I thought was very strange. When I brought him in to the first vet they asked me if I had over worked him &quot; soured&quot; is what I think they called it but I would never do that to my pet. I don't have a clue why he developed cancer but his mother is nolonger breeding so maybe her later litters became accessible to more defects i don't know. All I know he was a very well mannered pup layed back easy going until I brought out the ball and leash then he would go ape shit, even when he was so sick he still wanted me to take him outside. If I knew what I know now I would have brought him home so he could have spent more time with me outside and not be stuck in that metal cage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 310000, member: 217"] I did already so far it was only neco, neco really was a different pup he could only play fetch with me for no more then 25 minutes in the morning and would be less each individual time out through out the day. When he was done he would lay down and be totally exhausted for about an hour after words. He would tell me when he was done playing fetch, he would pick up the ball and would head back to the lab. Once he was rested he would be OK but he could never play for long periods of time which I thought was very strange. When I brought him in to the first vet they asked me if I had over worked him " soured" is what I think they called it but I would never do that to my pet. I don't have a clue why he developed cancer but his mother is nolonger breeding so maybe her later litters became accessible to more defects i don't know. All I know he was a very well mannered pup layed back easy going until I brought out the ball and leash then he would go ape shit, even when he was so sick he still wanted me to take him outside. If I knew what I know now I would have brought him home so he could have spent more time with me outside and not be stuck in that metal cage. [/QUOTE]

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