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8 mo. old tibetan terriers is limping and favoring rear ...

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8 mo. old tibetan terriers is limping and favoring rear left quarter. Can he be given Aleve?

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Age: <1; Male; Breed: Tibetan Terrier

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not sensitive to manipulation; same with pads; all functions good; nose wet, appetite fine; kennelled inside -pup has TT syndrome but no problems At All - very energetic and gregarious THANKS

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February 5 8:40 AM (10 minutes and 38 seconds later)
         
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Have friends giving their elderly Springer Alleve . . . . . they think she's senile. Go figure. Thanks again, Christina!
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February 5 8:49 AM (2 minutes and 16 seconds later)
         
Should i keep him kenneled or is it best to just see how he does keeping a close eye on him?
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February 5 9:19 AM (21 minutes and 40 seconds later)
         
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February 5 11:46 AM (2 hours and 26 minutes and 41 seconds later)
         
How is your dog doing? Is he showing any new symptoms other than the limp?
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February 5 1:45 PM (1 hour and 58 minutes and 40 seconds later)
         
Got in from church and brushed Bear out while Tucker did his biz. Then, reversed. By the time I finished grooming he was acting more himself and was using his leg agin. I've let him outside on the desk to frap with his brother (2 wks. younger and 2x bigger - more of the poolie than the terrier.)
I appreciate your follow up, very much. I'll limit his exercise today, give him another aspirin after dinner and watch him closely. He may have bruised a pad on a nail head on the deck. So, I'll get out and wail on that once I feel fairly certain most of the neighbors are awake.
If you know of anyone studying genetic/neuro (T2 Syndrome) in this breed they're welcome to communicate with me. He's the first of his kennel to display the trait and I've had UTK and MSU Vets weigh in on this. So far, so good. Feel very lucky. He's just got a 15-20 degree tilt to his head whenever he is looking straight ahead.
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February 5 7:18 PM (47 minutes and 26 seconds later)
         
Doing well, thanks! Will continue to watch him closely, dose him again tonight. If this doesn't resolve by Tuesday, we'll head to the vet.
Thanks so much, Christina.
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February 5 7:59 PM (33 minutes and 37 seconds later)
         
Christina:
A close friend in CO Springs just adopted a 1/2 Wire Haired Pointed Griffon/Irish Wolfhound and has some questions which would be in your area of specialty in terms of unpredictable agression. How can I refer her directly to you?
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February 6 3:16 PM (42 minutes and 48 seconds later)
         
He's much better, thanks!
Aspirin seems to be doing the trick.
Thanks for the follow-up.
Referred you on to my friend with new adoptee in her "pack".
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