It is now over 5 weeks since Moa got ill and she is doing so well. I do believe, at this stage, that the livertumour was not the emergency thing that made her ill then. It sure has a part in the fact that she got an infection and was sick, but I believe she has had the tumour for a little while and it in itself is not making her feel bad.
So for now, she is not eating any medication, only preventive things like liverdiet dogfood and Zentonil. She has lots of energy for a lady of her age, after all she is 12 years and a bit over 2 months old. I am happy and I enjoy every day that she is here with me feeling this well!

The Jungle Book-litter (Segra x Khan) is now 6,5 months old and today it was time to meet 6 out of 9 puppies to give them an introduction in bloodtracking. They are all in that age where they need to be activated but are still to small for really long walks. So tracking is perfect. 
Some of the puppies has tried a little bit before but for most of them it was their first time. They all did very well and I am proud that they all showed interest for the hoof and found the smell and followed the track.
Look forward to follow them develop and become good trackingdogs! Thank you all for a nice day!

Three weeks ago Moa got sick very fast. She was very tired, had a fever and her heartrate was higher. I took her to work and did bloodtests and X-rays late in the evening. She had an infection and bad function in her liver, and we also found a livertumour the day after when we did an ultrasound. We started treatment for the infection and fever, and we got her feeling a lot better. When she was her worst I was afraid that she would not make it many days. So I was so relieved when she responded to her treatment.
She is now three weeks in, she is back to her normal self since the past two weeks. Her infection is gone for now, and some bloodwork for her liver is better, but still, she has a tumour in her liver... We have been to an onkologist for a second ultrasound and unfortunately the tumour is located in the middle of the liver, so there is no way to treat it or remove it. So for now, I try to just live and enjoy the present, since I don't know for how long I will get to have her with me.
I am just happy that she is still here, and despite the tumour feeling good. She doesn't seem to know that she is sick, and that is most important!
Moa is so special to me, not only is she the second dog I bought, only 22 years old. But she is the dog that really got me into breeding. She is the mother of 3 litters, grandmother to 4 litters and greatgrandmother to 1 litter here at Kadamo in Sweden. Out in the world there is even more wonderful grand and greatgrandkids of hers! 
So she sure has made an impact not only on my life, but on the life of all those dogowners who has a small piece of her at home.
Now, let's hope she can stay feeling this good for a long time! I know she is already old, 2 years and soon 2 months old. But I can't help but want to keep her around for longer. Her body is still strong! And her mind is too <3

Yesterday it was time for Colin's very first show in Openclass, since he just turned 2 years old three days ago this was also his very first chance to complete his championtitles.
Judge was Eva Jönsson and breedentry was 38. 
Colin won the openclass with CQ and placed as Best male in though competition. He won his last CAC aswell as Nordic CAC and later also won Best of breed!
So he completed not only his Swedish Show Championtitle, but also the Norwegian and Finnish Championtitle!
We decided to stick around for the finals where my by then very tired boy managed to place as BIG-4.
So proud of my young and gorgeous boy who did so well, just as he has his whole life! We have a few more shows left this year before we take a break until next year!