بلندترین سگ Gibson

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shayad vasaton jaleb bashe bedonid boland tarin sage donya che cheklie va az kojast va az che nejadiee (ghabel tavajohe dostani ke edea mikonan sagi dashtan ke 115 cm bode va alan sageshon 110 cm ) Gibson esme en mojod zibast ke ke dar 3 salegi dar sal 2004 record ro shekast on yek Great Dane amrikae ast . zamani ke sare pa ast ghadash az 2.13cm ham tajavoz mikone vazn en sag 77 kilo ast va ghadash 42.2inches( 107cm)ast ke dar noe khodesh ye record jaleb ast.


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tozih
bolan bodan bish az had dar nejad bar aks afkar omomi be hish vajh khob nist va boland bodan yek sag dalil bar khob bodan va ya asalat en sag nist va dar mavaredi moshkelati ziadi ro ham dar salamat sag ejad mikone ye sag kafe ke az had mojaz kotah tar nabashad dar parvaresh en nejad baraee Dogshow bolandi bish az had moshkelati ra darad va baraee hamin behtar ast ke yek sag hododan 85cm bashad na bioshtar chon baraee form giri azolat va form sag bayad vazn be andaze kafi bashad va har che boland tar bashad be vazn bishtari niaz darad ke ham baraee parvaresh sakht ast va ham be zarar salamaty sag ast

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با ديدن خبری امروز ياد اين پست قديمی تر از 3 سال افتادم
پست جدا شد و خبر خديد هم اضافه شد

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بلندترین سگ از سرطان درگذشت

بلندترین سگ از سرطان درگذشت
آلبوکرک آگوست -- K9Grass ® spokesdog گیبسون ، گینس رکورد
رکورد جهانی بلندترین سگ ، سرانجام در جمعه ، اوت 7:10 am
از سرطان در نزدیکی ساکرامنتو ، کالیفرنیا درگذشت
او 7 ساله بود.

World’s Tallest Dog Dies From Cancer
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Aug. 12, 2009 - K9Grass® spokesdog Gibson, the Guinness
Book of World Records World’s Tallest Dog, passed away on Fri., Aug. 7 at 10 a.m.
from cancer near Sacramento, Calif. He was 7 years old.

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World’s Tallest Dog Dies From Cancer
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Aug. 12, 2009 - K9Grass® spokesdog Gibson, the Guinness
Book of World Records World’s Tallest Dog, passed away on Fri., Aug. 7 at 10 a.m.
from cancer near Sacramento, Calif. He was 7 years old.
In April 2009, Gibson was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a form of canine bone
cancer, which led to the amputation of his front right leg. The surgery was performed
to prevent the cancer from spreading, and early tests showed positive results. After
the surgery, Gibson received follow up chemotherapy treatments as a precaution. Last
week, Sandy Hall, Gibson’s owner, learned that the cancer had spread to his lungs and
spine, at which point Gibson’s doctor stated that there was no other medical treatment
that would save Gibson.
"Last week Gibson began having trouble using his back legs. X-rays showed that the
cancer had spread to his spine and his lungs. Ms. Hall made the very difficult decision
based on her concern and love for Gibson to have him humanely euthanized. Gibson
died peacefully in the loving arms of Ms. Hall,” said Dr. Peter Walsh, Gibson’s
veterinarian.
Hall will continue her work with Three Paws for the Cause, her initiative to raise
awareness of canine cancer. Hall launched the initiative with Gibson during his battle
with canine cancer, which kills one in four dogs. She’ll have Brewster, Gibson’s son,
join her in the fight against canine cancer during a planned bus tour across the U.S.
The tour will be sponsored in part by ForeverLawn, the makers of K9Grass, a line of
artificial grass designed specifically for dogs.
Also, Brewster will take Gibson’s place as the official spokesdog of K9Grass.
ForeverLawn has established a donation page on its Web site, [مشاهده لینک ها فقط برای اعضا امکان پذیر است لطفا ثبت نام کنید],
where donations can be made to help with Gibson’s medical bills and funeral
expenses.
“Sponsoring Brewster is our way of keeping the spirit of Gibson alive and continuing to
support Three Paws for the Cause,” said Donna Kent, marketing director, ForeverLawn.
A new Web site, [مشاهده لینک ها فقط برای اعضا امکان پذیر است لطفا ثبت نام کنید], has been established to promote Three
Paws for the Cause and honor Gibson’s memory. The Web site features a memorial
page where fans can pay tribute to him and express their condolences. The site also
introduces new canine cancer awareness charms, sponsored by K9Grass, which are
available for purchase.
Gibson was recently nominated for the American Kennel Club’s Awards for Canine
Excellence (ACE), which recognizes those dogs who have made a meaningful impact
on peoples’ lives. Gibson was nominated for his work as a therapy dog. Brewster, who
turns 1 year old this month, is undergoing training to become a therapy dog and can
complete his certification after his first birthday.
Brewster is already 38 inches tall at the shoulders, just 4.6 inches shorter than Gibson
was when he earned the title of World's Tallest Dog when he was 2 years old, and is
on par with Gibson's height at this age. He is 165 pounds, which is 40 pounds more
than Gibson weighed on his first birthday. Hall expects Brewster to follow in his
father’s footsteps as the World’s Tallest Dog.
About ForeverLawn
ForeverLawn provides innovative synthetic grass products to create better landscapes
worldwide. In areas where real grass is difficult to grow or maintain—due to high traffic
or poor conditions—ForeverLawn offers a natural-looking alternative that is beautiful,
functional and durable. In addition to its landscape lines, ForeverLawn also offers
specialty products including SplashGrass, K9Grass, SportsGrass, Playground Grass,
and GolfGreens. ForeverLawn—Grass without limits. [مشاهده لینک ها فقط برای اعضا امکان پذیر است لطفا ثبت نام کنید]

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Gibson's Story

GIBSON was born in my living room on April 26, 2002. He was the first puppy born out of twelve. He scared his mother, Millen, when she was giving birth to him, and she took off running all the way into my master bedroom. I was following her all through what was a very memorable run! And that actually set the tone for the next seven plus years with Gibson. I was the one just running after him trying to keep up with him. He told me what he wanted to do with his life and I followed him. I was just the one at the other end of the leash! He started talking when he was two years old. His first words were “I love you!” He spoke so clearly that it was a little bit scary. I always tell my FurKids, “I love you,” but this is the first time I had ever had one say it back! Well, Gibson’s journey was just that--all about unconditional love. I know that he was awarded the title by Guinness World Records for The World’s Tallest Dog, but honestly, I never saw that. Yes, of course I knew he was big, but all I saw and felt was his spirit, what his big heart had to offer, and an undying love for giving, sharing his warmth, with all people of all ages, and making smiles happen. I am most proud of his accomplishments and certifications in Therapy Dog, Wheel Chair Assistance & Special Needs work. He took me everywhere in his journeys to people who were hurting, not having such a good day or life, and yes, even to bedsides of the dying. He gave and gave and gave. I learned so much from my Gib.

Gibson was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma in April of 2009. Osteosarcoma is a very aggressive bone cancer. The day of his first diagnosis, my mother passed away. Just a few years before, I had also lost my husband/friend/life partner to a glioblastoma multiform (an aggressive form of brain cancer.) Did I mention I am a two-time survivor of female cancer myself? The day of Gibson’s bone scan at UC Davis, I ended up back in the hospital, with two “nasty nodules” as they called them, in my throat. They performed two biopsies looking for esophogial cancer and thyroid cancer. That would make it the third cancer of my lifetime. I can remember laying on the table thinking, “God’s bigger plan!” He’s going to take my Gibson and me all at the same time with this Bastard disease called “cancer!!” I was very angry! Then I thought, “well this should work out well, because I don’t want to be here without my boy, and I know Gib doesn’t want to be here without me…”

My biopsy came back benign, which means noncancerous. Gibson’s bone scan came back negative, except for his wrist tumor. In fact all of his tests came back that there was no spread of any cancer anywhere! So then I thought, “We still have two old dogs in the fight!” Gibson was operated on in May and his right leg and shoulder were amputated. He was up the next day. I can remember the hospital calling and telling me, “You better come and get your dog. He’s pulling two vet techs down the driveway to go relieve himself!” I was thrilled and shrieking with joy. My boy is a strong one and I knew he would come through this, and I just flew out the door to get him from the hospital and bring him home! He was on major pain killers and I had my work cut out for me. But Gibson made it easy to take care of him, because he also brought all that love home with him. The day he came home is the day I stopped crying every five seconds. I drew from his strength once again that everything would be fine. He kept me upright and on target!

Gibson was now officially a “tri-pawd.” He got around incredibly well with three legs. Again, as many times before in the adventures he led me on, I just sat back in awe and amazement watching my guy on his journey. After the stitches came out, he told me he was tired of laying around the house and that he wanted to go see “his” people. So we went out on therapy dog visits, seeing children to seniors, and oh yes, he had to get in front on the camera again. Gibson loved the camera and the cameras loved him! (Me not so much….) He did exclusive interviews from people all over the world. We held a press conference with hundreds of people showing up. This media coverage went all over the globe! We got emails and phone calls by the thousands. My computer crashed! WOW…What an effect he had on people!

Even with an early good prognosis from doctors and oncologists, we NEVER heard the words, “We got it all and you are cured!” Cancer is never “cured!” It is a horrible, terrible disease that effects one in four dogs every year. Gibson’s path was clear to me now. We have to make a difference in this fight. We have to make this into a teachable opportunity and speak out on canine cancer awareness. I don’t want anyone going through what we are experiencing, and if they do, I want them to know that there are people who care and will help! Gibson and I were blessed with the angels who started forming around us and it is more clear than anything in my life, that we will pass it forward!

Five days ago Gibson’s lung X-Ray showed, that even with chemotherapy and all of the aggressive treatments he had been through, that the cancer had now moved to his lungs. Four dys ago I said goodbye to my beloved boy. I will miss YOU and love you forever in my heart and soul. I only look forward to the next time we see each other, my friend.

‘Till then,

Mom

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خیلی قشنگ بود حیف. به این میگن سگ نه به این نصه سگهای ما

[ariyapet]

به نظر من اون قدر ها قشنگ نیست گریت دین باید استاندارد باشه - مثله قد بلند ترین آدم دیدی چه نمای زشتی داره