Dog help: any vetanerians in the house?

[Music1969]

Right now I would say he is at 70 to 80%

What a great turn of events.

That's a gooood boyyyyy

 

[Blumlein 88]

Here he is just now, demanding to be fed as it is his dinner time:
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Looks to me like he is thinking you must have a hearing or seeing problem since you didn't feed him immediately.

Glad to know he is doing better.

 

[Rick Sykora]

Mine is an older rescue dog and went through some comparable med situation when he first arrived. Our usually great vet prescribed some meds and it had a rare behavioral side effect. The vet was in denial over it and we almost put our dog down. It has been years since and is no longer on the medication. The same trigger situation has never caused misbehavior since. In fact, he is one off the most chill dogs I have ever seen (but still situationally protective).

He is old enough now that cataracts will likely be our next challenge. He is no longer as good at catching stuff tossed his way. He is still pretty spry and agile but am concerned what happens when he can no longer see the steps well. Love him dearly but also do not want him to suffer. He is the only dog we have had so if anyone has advice on dealing with doggy geriatrics, please post or PM. Thanks!

P.S. good to see Amir’s dog has recovered too!

 

[Rick Sykora]

@amirm My dog Bosley wishes your dog a speedy recovery.

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Gather Bosley is a Bernese?

My long time neighbor has had 3 over the years. Big, fun-loving dogs for the most part (his latest seems to be a bit daft). All the neighbors know his dog as he is usually chained in his front driveway.

 

[Deleted member 48726]

Had a Samoyed in the family when I was a kid. Lovely active dog.
Best wishes!