season and lethargy
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There is no substitute to visiting your Vet - he has the knowledge and experience and can see/feel/smell your dog and advise accordingly. Please apply your own judgement and common sense to any advice given. What works for one dog might not work for another. If you are in any doubt please visit your Vet! General Forum Rules
Re: season and lethargy
Thanks, rest assured I would have her to vet today if I was concerned and would never take medical advice on a forum as gospel.
Muddling along in the hope that one day it starts to make sense.
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Re: season and lethargy
Seasons are not an illness ips, they shouldn't be treated like one. I find a lot of people make too many excuses for their dogs leading up to (and finishing) a season. They do get a bit temperamental but that's about it. Clever dogs will quickly learn to play you like a fiddle.
If there is something underlying that is concerning you, speak to your vet.
If there is something underlying that is concerning you, speak to your vet.
Re: season and lethargy
Update
She seems back to her normal self now, pity I had just got used to easy days.
She seems back to her normal self now, pity I had just got used to easy days.
Muddling along in the hope that one day it starts to make sense.