Gypsy's Ultra Sound Results

Dawn, I am so sorry to read about Gypsy's further problems. I wanted to say that I am thinking of you both. You are an awesome caregiver to her, and she is incredibly lucky to have found you despite her awful beginnings. You are such an advocate for the things you believe in, and the world needs more people like you to help others see the light.

I hope that at least one person reads Gypsy's story and thinks twice before buying a pet store/puppy mill dog.
 
Dawn, I am so sorry to hear about Gypsy's diagnosis. As heart breaking as it is, you now have a diagnosis and hopefully with the right medication, Gypsy can live a happy and normal life. Gypsy is lucky she has a such a loving and tenacious mom. I shutter to think of where should be without you.

I know how you feel about pet stores, puppy mills and byb's. My sheltie angle was from a pet store and passed away prematurely at only 8 years old. And my parents' dogs are constantly sick...cancer, allergies, luxating patella, hypothyroidism, asthma...etc. That is why I am a big supporter of rescues and reputable breeders.
 
I'm so very sorry to hear about Gypsy's new diagnosis, Dawn. What a lucky girl she is though, to have found you to be her person. I know if there's anything humanly possible that can be done for her, you will do it.

I'm praying that the new meds will help ease her discomfort and make her feel better. Hang in there ... sending you hugs and love.
 
Dawn you must know that Gypsy is so very lucky to be with you and under your care.
Who knows what kind of shape she would of been in with some one else. I wish you the best with the new meds and sending along hugs for you both.
 
Dawn, I'm so sorry to hear about Gypsy's results, but as everyone has said the plus side is you have a positive diagnosis to work from now. I hope her treatement is sucessful and also the ultrasound stress has not made her skin outbreak worse.

The bit where you said about celebrating the fact that Gypsy at 3 has enough energy do do a few zoomies did bring tears to my eyes. I was watching Revel racing about this morning in the sun and (before the later events) was just feeling so grateful for their health. It's the most important thing. As you so rightly said about puppy mills, no dog should have to suffer what your Gypsy has been going through and no owner either, yet still these dreadful places thrive all over and still people continue to buy puppies bred there to fuel the trade in misery. If anything good comes out of Gypsy's problems it might be that at least one person reads what you have written, reconsiders and does not buy from a mill. Not all the dogs are as lucky as Gypsy and find good people like you to care for them.:cry:
 
Running like mad - preferrably around and up and over whatever is in the way and a circle is definitely preferred.
 
So sorry to hear about Gypsy, sounds like she has had a hard road, hope there are no more surprises. She is very lucky o have you to take care of her.
 
LadyMcBeth said:
What is a zoomie?
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Believe me...when your pup gets a zoomie moment,you will know! Be prepared to make it to high ground to get out of the way!

It is a dangerous place around here,when these guys get going.And even Mia gets them to.Although she spins in circles,then zooms,spin some more~
 
seashel said:
Dawn, I'm so sorry to hear about Gypsy's results, but as everyone has said the plus side is you have a positive diagnosis to work from now. I hope her treatement is sucessful and also the ultrasound stress has not made her skin outbreak worse.
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ditto from us too- hope that the treatment starts working quickly :yes:
 
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