Sh!t I thought OSA coming back in another bone was supposed to be rare. But that's all I seem to hear about.
I'm so sorry Rachel. Willa was much too young.
I waited anywhere from 3 weeks to a year to adopt another. Sometimes there was bonding. Sometimes not. Sometimes there was a personality change, sometimes not. It's really up to the dog. If you're not sure, wh6 not try play dates or fostering. She how she reacts.
What a great pix!
I didn't want to say anything. Keep positive vibes going. But yes, both my osteo dogs had clear rads. Both developed osteo in the back. They saw it on Diamond's xray when I brought her in. But it wasn't on Tanzi's until a month after she started showing signs of discomfort.
Willa is just too effin young. I really hope this is just a hiccup.
A change in temperament can be so many things. From pain, to brain issues to just a phase. I'd probably watch her a bit more, but eventually take her to a vet. If she get a clean bill of health, then maybe a behaviorist.
I've never had it. But chemo messes with the immune system. Maybe she picked up a uti. Or could be completely unrelated to this and just be because she's a 6 year old spayed female.
I'm going to be there by Thursday afternoon. And will be at Friday's 'groovy' evening. Both Snowflake and I will be in our psychedelic best. Flake is an Irish snowflake grey. So look for a black girl with white spots.