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I am worried about my dog as she is not walking

I am worried about my dog as she is not walking. The vet says that nothing is wrong but i cant get her to walk. she doesnt eat treats. HELPFrown


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Hurry to another vet A.S.A.P.  I went through exactly the same experience: My dog reacted the same, the vet said "it's nothing".  When I realized that my dog's situation worsens I went to another vet and he found that the previous diagnosis was wrong.....  now it was too late to cure my dog and after a while he died.....  
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Posted 2007-10-24T05:50:12Z
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Check the feet, the nails may be too long.
Posted 2007-10-29T15:44:35Z
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If she's not eating and doesn't walk, obviously something is wrong...

Either go to the vet and insist on a more thorough check up or go to a different vet and check the same. She might have an infection, and there migt be something in her legs that is troubling her.

Posted 2007-10-30T16:31:03Z
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Maybe she's assiociated something bad with her walks, could be anything from something she seen, experienced, smelt etc

Start from stratch...as if she's a pup again. Play in the garden with toys etc but with the lead on so she associates it with a good thing. Then move to the front garden and slowly move futher away..giving praise and playing games all the way.

 All the best with this and hope things get better x
Posted 2007-11-14T19:45:58Z
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