Recent content by anbuh

Oftentimes a runt will end up being the strongest pup, due to the fact that it has to fight harder for food. they can be very strong willed (most boxers are anyway)

Another update Just to let all know that a whole year has gone by and Chaos is still doing great, thanks again for all the prayers!! anbuh

What exactly are your dog's symtoms? Is she unable to get up at all? Can she walk for awhile and then falls? Does she have excessive slobbering? Chaos was able to walk only a few steps, and wuold collapse. He was misdiagnosed by 2 or three vets. I too did not see the symptoms matching the...

wrong advice from vet Chaos has Acquired Myasthenia Gravis, the vet said it was okay to breed with the acquired form, but something told me no way !!! I am glad I listened to myself. Thanks for the link!! anbuh

How old is this dog? I don't have any answers due to lack of information and symptoms. Is there anything else happening? Let us know what the vet says. anbuh

Throwing up/regurgitation Chaos used to "throw up" or as the vet calls it regurgitation, (lots of slimy phlem with bits of food) he has megaesphhagus. I have elevated his food and water, (put his bowls on plant stands, they look like flying saucers!!) He also has myasthenia gravis which is...

garlic I sprinkle just a tiny bit of garlic powder (not garlic salt) on my dogs food and they stopped eating their own poop. They dont seem to notice it when it's on their food but they definately notice it in their droppings. hope this helps anbuh

Chaos having fun on my birthday..........

Funny how boxers have selective hearing..........

Chaos is at 80 lbs. I can't imagine him smashing up a car.......that story is too hilarious!!!!! anbuh

Where's Mickey and Minnie??

Alhtough i don't agree with the vet jerking around your dog, I must say I have yet to go to a vet that doesn't use a choke collar when doing exams, and leading a dog through the office, It is my understanding that they use them because if the dog slips out of it's own collar it could attack...

Chaos is not affected by the Spondylosis. We found out about it because he went totally lame after taking Clavamox, which it turned out may have given him Acquired Myasthenia Gravis, he definately has it, It is a very rare disease that makes it so that nerves don't tell muscles what to do...

This may not be your dog's problem but Chaos has Spondylosis, (deposits between the vertebrae) He has had a "hunch back" since he was a puppy, we did not find out he had Spondylosis until he was x-rayed for something else. Not a lot can be done aobut it, sometimes surgery can help by scraping...