It's tough to see her but she's there at the bottom left of the screen in the crate.
One of the GSDs was barking at me creeping up to her crate that way.
(I know, weird!)
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by msvette2u » March 7th, 2007, 11:06 pm
I took these in to our vet. This is the most intense part right here.
It's tough to see her but she's there at the bottom left of the screen in the crate.
One of the GSDs was barking at me creeping up to her crate that way.
(I know, weird!)
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It's tough to see her but she's there at the bottom left of the screen in the crate.
One of the GSDs was barking at me creeping up to her crate that way.
(I know, weird!)
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by luvmypitties » March 8th, 2007, 12:03 am
That is so wierd. Have you figured out why she does it? And how you can help her?
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by msvette2u » March 8th, 2007, 12:53 am
We think it is REM Behavior disorder. I have spoken with our vet and she's on a drug to prevent seizures in hopes it will help. I guess it takes a month for it to be in their system so she has to stay on it at least a month.
Isn't that odd, what she does? You'd think it was epilepsy but she wakes right up from it.
Isn't that odd, what she does? You'd think it was epilepsy but she wakes right up from it.
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by SisMorphine » March 8th, 2007, 2:02 am
Wally does very similar movements in his sleep (from what I can see, damn you dark movie!). . . now I'm worried and I never was before. I just figured it was normal!!
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by msvette2u » March 8th, 2007, 2:03 am
He thrashes about too??? Wow. Well I don't think it is normal but I don't know as it can hurt them. I only got concerned because of the 2-3 x now that she's thrown up in her sleep or at least at night...no food but smelly bile vomit...
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by SisMorphine » March 8th, 2007, 2:07 am
He's never thrown up or anything, but he regularly has those convulsions, which I just call puppy dreams. Maybe 2 or 3 times a week. When it happens in bed at night I usually end up with a fat lip or scratches all over me from his kicking and thrashing.
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by msvette2u » March 8th, 2007, 10:52 am
On March 07 2007, SisMorphine wrote:He's never thrown up or anything, but he regularly has those convulsions, which I just call puppy dreams. Maybe 2 or 3 times a week. When it happens in bed at night I usually end up with a fat lip or scratches all over me from his kicking and thrashing.
Oh yeah and he sleeps on your bed! Lambie has her "dreams" daily, at every nap and every night, at least 2-4 x a night. Every time she enters REM sleep, it occurs.
I have no idea of the significance but it has gotten worse. When she was a puppy she used to but now that she's bigger it has gotten very intense. I hope this med helps...
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