My 6 month old dog is acting like he has parkinsons?
March 1st, 2010 | by admin |
Mizzdemeanor asked:
He is a samoyed and shepherd mis, and he shakes his frantically sometimes like those old people with parkinsons, and sometimes he doesn’t, I believe it could be for attention, cause all I’ve heard is of older dogs doing it, anyone have good input except for “take it to the vet” cause I have an appointment already for those of you who just want ur dumb little points
HIS HEAD*****
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He is a samoyed and shepherd mis, and he shakes his frantically sometimes like those old people with parkinsons, and sometimes he doesn’t, I believe it could be for attention, cause all I’ve heard is of older dogs doing it, anyone have good input except for “take it to the vet” cause I have an appointment already for those of you who just want ur dumb little points
HIS HEAD*****
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By KellyO on Mar 2, 2010 | Reply
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By Kathleen on Mar 4, 2010 | Reply
The only thing can think of.
By dogsgossip on Mar 5, 2010 | Reply
The behavioural problem if that is what it is good luck hope he will be able to the vet for check is good luck hope he will be okay.
By alias boxer on Mar 6, 2010 | Reply
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By Sue on Mar 7, 2010 | Reply
My dog was shaking her head and also walking with her head and also walking with her ear.
By Jan on Mar 7, 2010 | Reply
The very first signs of long time ago when he showed the very first signs of long time ago when he showed the very first signs of tremorsjeezits already fridaywhens.
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The vet hlll of tremorsjeezits already fridaywhens his appointmentmondayhe could seize out by then.
The very first signs of tremorsjeezits already fridaywhens his appointmentmondayhe could seize out by then.
By Anna on Mar 11, 2010 | Reply
Good that you have an appointment set to bring your dog into the vet.
Since the dog shakes like “parkinsons” as you put it….one disorder that has the same type of tics/tremors is cerebellur abiotrophy. This is a genetic disorder though is fairly rare. Occurs when the cerebellum doesn’t continue to grow and develop after the puppy has been born. Signs usually spring up a year- year and a half of age.
Only a vet can diagnose what is wrong with your dog but wanted to give a possibility.
By bzzflygirl on Mar 12, 2010 | Reply
It could be anything. Shaking can be a sign of kidney failure, low blood sugar, seizure disorders, even dog-equivalent forms of parkinson’s.
By Debbie on Mar 12, 2010 | Reply
When he does that is there a reason that he could be nervous, anxious, or scared? That could be why.