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Bilateral Proprioceptive Stall In Aging Dogs

Many people see a dog with hind-leg weakness and they automatically think the dog is suffering. This is our human nature. We are sensitive to events that cause pain and suffering. Although bilateral proprioceptive stall looks terrible sometimes – the

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Dogs That Assist People Who Are Blind

Have you ever watched the unique interaction between a visually impaired person walking with their guide dog?  It is a really unique relationship that these canine and humans share.  Not only do they assist their owner with daily living, but

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Crazy Things Weimaraners EAT: PICA Problem

Weimaraner Chewing Problems: PICA  Weimaraners are known to nibble and chew many things, even non-edible items. The breed tends to have compulsive, active chewing behaviours. When the chewing seems compulsive and extreme it may be time to see a veterinarian

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Funny Face Friday

I was going to name this “derp Face Fridays” but I started questioning the sound of the word “derp”. It doesn’t sound very flattering, or funny. But yet, I mindlessly scroll hundreds and thousands of “derp face” dogs on social

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How to Improve Your Senior Dog’s Health

The topic of old dog health is becoming increasingly more important with rapid, innovations in natural and holistic medicine and technology. When Titan was 12 years old, he was diagnosed with bilateral proprioceptive stall. Basically back leg weakness secondary to

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