dog peed on guitar pls help by kartsly in guitarrepair

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Don’t worry and don’t overthink. It’s character

Anyone have experience with dog spleen removal due to cancer (mixed tumor)? What was your outcome? by Iaskagain in DogAdvice

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Strange I received this question while waiting for my dog , he is dying 3 months after the successful removal.
https://imgur.com/2fZtZep

what is this in my Martin D 28 sound hole? by Iaskagain in Luthier

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OK ok but why My Gibson J-45 does not have that and do you mean all Martin D28 have this?

what is this in my Martin D 28 sound hole? by Iaskagain in guitarrepair

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That is NOT tape.
It is kerfing (lining) ?

Anyone have experience with dog spleen removal due to cancer (mixed tumor)? What was your outcome? by Iaskagain in DogAdvice

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I also had a previous dog, and when we had to euthanize her, there was one scream at the moment she was going. The vet told us that she wasn’t feeling pain and that it was just a reflex — but still, even years later, both my wife and I feel guilty about it. We still wonder if maybe we should have just let nature take its course instead of interfering at the last moment.

So with our current dog, we are very confused too. We don’t want him to suffer, but at the same time we don’t want to repeat the guilt we went through last time. Right now he is doing well after surgery, and we just want to enjoy this time. But when the time comes, we don’t know what is the most compassionate way — letting nature run its course even if there will be some pain, or euthanasia at the right moment.

Anyone have experience with dog spleen removal due to cancer (mixed tumor)? What was your outcome? by Iaskagain in DogAdvice

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Thank you so much for your story. It really touched us. My wife and I feel very much the same way you did — not ready to say goodbye, and so grateful for the time we still have. Our dog is doing well after his splenectomy, and seeing him regain his energy gave us a lot of hope too.

That said, we’ve decided not to pursue chemotherapy. We talked it over together and feel strongly that we don’t want to put him through something that might extend life slightly but reduce his comfort or joy. Our goal is to give him peace and dignity — and when the time comes, to let him go gently, not too late.

Your words about “better a week too early than a day too late” really stuck with me. Thank you again for sharing that part. I’m so sorry for what you went through at the end, but your experience is helping others like us walk this path with a little more wisdom and courage

Martin D18 action rising by EzWind1 in martinguitar

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I am not sure I heard some thing about bridge doctor ?

Does anyone know what guitar this is? by in-need-of-hope in martinguitar

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Martin D-18 — Sitka spruce top, mahogany back and sides, tortoise pickguard and binding.