sarah_yzma
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My dog Beauty is a wonderful dog.....
she was abandoned around our house. We finally took her in on New Year's Eve 1993. We weren't sure how old she was. I guessed around three. We figure she is mostly german shepard...she looks just like one, except she is all black. Her full name is Black Beauty, because we had seen that movie the day we finally let her in the house.
that would make beauty at least eleven now. She's been a wonderful dog. Last week she started acting funny. She didn't get up unless she had to. This greatly alerted my family and my parents looked online for an answer. Dad found out about the disease displascia. German Shepards get it in the back hips. They live with it their whole lives, then something makes it act up.
It's my fault. I was walking in the living room the other day. I tripped on a table, and stepped on her back paws. This set it off.
There is no cure for displascia, and eventually she will be put to sleep. It's killing my parents so bad. Dad cannot stand to see her in pain, and is going to call the vet tomorrow, unless a doggy miracle happens.
I love my dog horribly. I cannot stand to see her in such pain. The displascia adds to other effects that old age has, so her breathing is hard and laborous. The worst part is she doesn't even pay attention to the cat (who she used to think she was the boss of and follow around)
Sarah
she was abandoned around our house. We finally took her in on New Year's Eve 1993. We weren't sure how old she was. I guessed around three. We figure she is mostly german shepard...she looks just like one, except she is all black. Her full name is Black Beauty, because we had seen that movie the day we finally let her in the house.
that would make beauty at least eleven now. She's been a wonderful dog. Last week she started acting funny. She didn't get up unless she had to. This greatly alerted my family and my parents looked online for an answer. Dad found out about the disease displascia. German Shepards get it in the back hips. They live with it their whole lives, then something makes it act up.
It's my fault. I was walking in the living room the other day. I tripped on a table, and stepped on her back paws. This set it off.
There is no cure for displascia, and eventually she will be put to sleep. It's killing my parents so bad. Dad cannot stand to see her in pain, and is going to call the vet tomorrow, unless a doggy miracle happens.
I love my dog horribly. I cannot stand to see her in such pain. The displascia adds to other effects that old age has, so her breathing is hard and laborous. The worst part is she doesn't even pay attention to the cat (who she used to think she was the boss of and follow around)
Sarah