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by DKiah on 10 May 2007 - 10:05
All of the affected pups we have had were discovered by me before they ever got to solid food.. since I feed raw, it was a much easier food for a pup to digest.
We had 2 in our first litter 20 years ago and one of them lived to be almost 11 years old... had one in a litter about a year ago, she is doing great.. has grown right along with everyone and hers was detectable on xray before the barium was given.. she has since been spayed and also done fine
some do fine some don't.. I also did not like raising the food and water bowl for thislast one, seemed to really fill her up with air. She ate fine on the floor and was long as we kept her quiet after eating and didn't try to pick her up and squeeze her chest too much, she was fine.
There are 2 adult agility dogs I know of who have earned championships and arepusing the 6 year old range....
A condition called Persistent Right Aortic Arch (PRAA) also presents with the same symptoms and canoften be surgically corrected. It is also believed to be genetic....
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