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An 8‑mоnth‑оld mаle dоg is brought to а veterinаrian because of a 1‑month history of progressive lethargy, decreased appetite, and shifting limb lameness. Physical exam reveals pain on palpation of multiple long bones and a mild fever of 39.8 °C; (rr, 38.0–39.3 °C). Complete blood count shows a hematocrit of 25% (rr, 37–55%), indicating anemia, and a platelet count of 80 × 10^9/L (rr, 200–500 × 10^9/L), indicating thrombocytopenia. Serum biochemistry is otherwise unremarkable. Radiographs demonstrate multiple aggressive lytic lesions involving the metaphyses of long bones, ribs, and vertebrae. Cytology from bone aspirates reveals large atypical round cells with a high nuclear‑to‑cytoplasmic ratio and prominent nucleoli. Flow cytometry shows a uniform population of lymphoid cells that are positive for CD20 and PAX5 and negative for CD3. Which of the following diagnoses best explains this dog’s clinical, radiographic, and immunophenotypic findings?