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    #1 Sep 1, 2014
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    #2 Sep 1, 2014
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    That's absolutely right azz,I have lots of family but don't see much of them but we all have dogs in common,my dogs were my family at one stage in my life I could always rely on them when 'family' didn't want to know. I will try to catch this programm :)
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    #3 Sep 1, 2014
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    I've been watching this, didn't think it I was going to like it but I love it . It's so emotional when owners bring there pets in and the cancer ones always get me going it always reminds me of my boy Dizzy who I lost to cancer 2 years ago. It's defo worth a watch :)
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    #4 Sep 1, 2014
    Aww I lost my dog too to a tumour on her liver last year, she was only 11, happened really quick aswell,she went off her food and drinking loads,lost weight,but she had mammary tumours a year or so before and took away, but I swear it had already spread .thats why I don't have much faith in vets, they wanted to give her all the tests under the sun before finally a scan which said,well it's a mass on her liver,and we can't do a liver transplant...err which left me with how many options? None.bloody good dog aswell,was gutted.
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    #5 Sep 1, 2014
    I lost Rocky to cancer a couple of years ago too :(

    A picture of the portrait I had done of him is in my avatar :D
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    #6 Sep 1, 2014
    Just watched some of that young vets..very inspiring,good on em!
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    #7 Sep 2, 2014
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    It does make you realise though, how little experience they have had when they graduate. It makes you appreciate the value of experience in a vet. practice.
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    #8 Sep 2, 2014
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    I've been watching this too, I'm loving the series
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    #9 Sep 2, 2014
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    I am really enjoying this series :) such a lot of hard work and dedication goes into being a vet.

    I really feel for the dyslexic girl who is struggling with working out dosage, I hope she makes it through to qualify .
    I think it is the last episodes this week...
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    #10 Sep 10, 2014
    I thoroughly enjoyed this series. How lovely would it be if they had a follow-up series to see how they are all getting on a year or two down the line?
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    #11 Sep 10, 2014
    They did do follow ups last time. The Inglis couple, Trude, and Steve Leonard all seemed to do quite well from the publicity.
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    #12 Sep 10, 2014
    Ah this is the first time I have watched it! I shall look forward to further updates/series

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