She said he probably wouldnt eat tonight. Im supposed to give him his antibiotics with food. She said just start tomorrow. He is trying to sit up now but can't. Just lays back down. Im just trying to keep him calm like you said. Ill definitely do the ice cubes. Good idea!
Thats a good idea (towel under him). I just talked to vet. She said he will probably be like this all night. At first he just had a blank stare. Now he is blinking a little more. When I went out to my car to get his medicine he tried to get up but couldnt. I just made him lay down and im sitting...
Ok. So we just got home. They had to wheel him out on a gurney bc he can't walk yet bc of the medication. They gave him Valium bc of the seizure. He is out of it. I had to get a neighbor to help me carry him inside. I cant believe they sent him home like this. Im afraid he is going to stop...
I havent checked it yet. As soon as I get home Im gonna look. Its the only thing I can think of that is sharp enough to do that. He runs the same route around those 2 trees everyday probably 10 times a day. It was raining today and everything was wet and slick.
Im at the vet right now with Skynyrd. He is getting stitches in his right rear leg. He was running around the backyard chasing squirrels like he does everyday. I was sitting out there with him. When we got ready to go inside I was wiping his feet off and drying him with a towel and I noticed...
I think that sounds like the perfect arrangement/teamwork. You teach the behaviors and do the training and he helps reinforce just by daily routines, etc. I think sometimes that is the hard part to get everyone on board with the training. And to know they are going to do it the right way and not...
I love how happy your husband looks in all the pictures. He really looks like he is enjoying it. Does he help with Ripley's training or is that all you?
Good points. I picture him back in the day trying to hold back his doberman from chasing whatever animal and keep hold of his satchel of money. No way that's what he would be going for. I bet the breed has changed a lot more then we think. I wonder what he would think of todays doberman...
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