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That was alot of reading to catch up on! Boy was I shocked. Sadly As a probable expert in epilepsy now (child and sibling), this looks neurological more than seizure. Simple partials wouldn’t have the dazed look but I would expect them to be pretty hard to detect in a dog (even in humans) and would typically be short if any physical signs. Everyone else was very accurate about complex partials (the loss of consciousness kind) and generalized aka
grand mal ones which these are not. I suspect you are onto something with vaccine combined with puppy neurology. Darn, I had assumed it was the ear glue early in the reading.
 
That was alot of reading to catch up on! Boy was I shocked. Sadly As a probable expert in epilepsy now (child and sibling), this looks neurological more than seizure. Simple partials wouldn’t have the dazed look but I would expect them to be pretty hard to detect in a dog (even in humans) and would typically be short if any physical signs. Everyone else was very accurate about complex partials (the loss of consciousness kind) and generalized aka
grand mal ones which these are not. I suspect you are onto something with vaccine combined with puppy neurology. Darn, I had assumed it was the ear glue early in the reading.
It’s the most bizarre thing, she only does it when she’s tired. She’s your typical busy puppy...goes from one thing to another. Right now she’s terrorizing the other dogs. I’m hoping it disappears as quickly as it came. I’ll be getting blood work done on her on Thursday so we can rule everything else out.
 
Say like Daisy - That was a lot of reading to catch up on! Boy was I shocked

Lisa Poor you, it is unbearable in the middle of
all the joy little Blueberry has given your home ❤️

well I first got in the thread now -
where it looks like you have a plan :fl

Not that I have any sense of it :no:
but when I saw your video my first thought was:
is there a muscle in a pinch or a muscle that is overloaded?

Minnie sends a lot of dog kisses and :hugs:hugsto tiny Blueberry
 
It’s the most bizarre thing, she only does it when she’s tired. She’s your typical busy puppy...goes from one thing to another. Right now she’s terrorizing the other dogs. I’m hoping it disappears as quickly as it came. I’ll be getting blood work done on her on Thursday so we can rule everything else out.

I have seen the videos! She is "wild woman" in every good sense of the phrase. Bright eyed and bushy tailes. Reminds me of my little girl in blue form! Hopefully if neurological it will out grow or is a reaction to vaccines.
 
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