Barry

It was a herding breed.

Okay.

And then the other one was an American water spaniel, which was like the first dog I had that lived to 15.

Okay.

Okay.

And that dog, Suli, wound up dying at around 10.

Again, with what wound up, you know, being widespread cancer, some abdominal source, they couldn't even, you know, tell because it was so widespread.

And then my last dog that just died a couple years ago was a standard poodle.

Yeah, those three.

Okay.

They all developed cancer and ultimately, you know, we needed to euthanize them.

And kind of like Stan, our vet was nice enough to come to our home.

And so that we had, well, for one of our dogs, another dog,

we wound up doing an exploratory to find out what was going on.

And at that time, the vet, you know, said there's just cancer all over.

There's nothing we could do.

So we just asked them to keep him sedated till we can come in and say goodbye.

Well, I know with Riker, the suspicion was that it was a hemangiosarcoma.

Yeah.

When the vet, because he had blood in his abdomen, I don't have to get into the details here for our listening audience.