My passion is bird dogs, and training them to hunt is what I do in my time off.
But there is a unique twist to this: Bart, my Vizsla—also called a Hungarian pointer—was diagnosed with bone cancer at 3 years old. He underwent chemotherapy and amputation of a front leg. Bone cancer in dogs has a terrible survival rate, with 90 percent of those diagnosed dying in the first year and 90 percent of the remainder succumbing in the second year.
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