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It is with such sorrow that I have to tell you that I had to have Smoky put to sleep this morning. He had not been eating properly for some weeks, started vomiting and losing weight. He had an exploratory operation and it was found that he had an inoperable tumour in his abdomen that was badly constricting his stomach - so the decision was made for me.
He was such a nice dog (except on the lure!), at Opens pulling on his lead to go and greet his human friends. In his first year of racing, he won the Consolation League and then various injuries prevented him from doing much until he was a veteran when he ran well and won his 'VC' at the 1st Nationals.
What highs and what lows we encounter with our whippets. One moment I am on Cloud 9 with Quiver winning his Group and the Main Supreme in Scotland on Sunday - the next moment, Smoky....................
He was such a nice dog (except on the lure!), at Opens pulling on his lead to go and greet his human friends. In his first year of racing, he won the Consolation League and then various injuries prevented him from doing much until he was a veteran when he ran well and won his 'VC' at the 1st Nationals.
What highs and what lows we encounter with our whippets. One moment I am on Cloud 9 with Quiver winning his Group and the Main Supreme in Scotland on Sunday - the next moment, Smoky....................