Deadpool8812
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That will become one large amazing puppyHearding ball...the best thing to tire a dog out
He's 2 years old...44kg...won't get any bigger. Might fill out a bit more but we want to keep him lean because the wife can barely handle him as is lolThat will become one large amazing puppy
We are all puppy fans. Great postJets fan here.
I like checking the opponents thread before we play them.
I saw this and thought this is awesome.
Dogs are truly man’s best friend.
If you don’t mind
Jaxxi 6 month old Border Collie
Autumn 2 year old Akita/Husky mix
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Jets fan here.
I like checking the opponents thread before we play them.
I saw this and thought this is awesome.
Dogs are truly man’s best friend.
If you don’t mind
Jaxxi 6 month old Border Collie
Autumn 2 year old Akita/Husky mix
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J-E-T-S Jets fans are ok. Giants fans are a different story.Jets fan here.
I like checking the opponents thread before we play them.
I saw this and thought this is awesome.
Dogs are truly man’s best friend.
If you don’t mind
Jaxxi 6 month old Border Collie
Autumn 2 year old Akita/Husky mix
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It’s back. Meds aren’t doing anything seemingly anymore. He can’t sit without scooting now so I think it’s definitely his hips.First post in the puppy thread (despite being asked to post in here a few times).
Ol' Mac may be slowing down. I can't quite say on his way out but he's changed over the last few weeks. Something is off with him. He's 12.5 so he's no spring chicken.
Earlier in the Summer he went through a shaking spell where he wouldn't eat and his entire body would be trembling. I took him to the vet immediately. Of course that jabroni mostly stopped by the time we were seen by the vet but I got some video of it. They looked him over and ran some tests along with trying to see if they could get him to show that type of behavior again. The only thing they could guess is that his hips are starting to "go" as he reacted in some type of way when they pushed.
They prescribed some gabapentin for that along with some of his general anxiety.
The shaking for the most part went away from then until about a week ago. Now he's doing it a large portion/majority of the time that i've been home over that time. Not saying that he doesn't do it when i'm not at home just in the sense that i've been able to observe it.
When he's let out into the yard he kind of wanders around aimlessly now when in the past he would do his business and come right back into the house. The other day? Stood in the back corner for ~10 minutes just staring. He's slow. Not as attentive.
His eating schedule has changed. He won't eat right as I put it out anymore but it'll get eaten as the day goes on so he's not completely avoiding food. Just not scarfing it down like he usually would.
Just feel a little helpless. First time with a dog reaching this stage in my life.