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I feel compelled to tell my story as I have pretty much an identical situation to Denise our dog from bay port is eight turning nine and has bit me and my son in law recently twice. . And is aggressively attacking other dogs with no provocation. He is not right simple as that. We have tried for eight years to deal with his anxiety and have loved him through it all. We plan on taking him to the vet tomorrow to see if there is something else physically wrong. Part of me hopes there is to explain his behaviour which is growing so much worse. I do blame the breeder. She is a deceitful piece of work. This is our second porty as an aside our first died of cancer. A truly wonderful dog from a different breeder. We called her and brought home a re homed puppy she and her kids she said called pirate. You want to know why he was blind in one eye we found this out when we took him to the vet for shots!, When we finally got hold of her after constant phone calls e mails she said she did not know!! We lived on property and paid all that money for a dog who was blind in one eye and we wanted our money back! she would not give us our money back but took the dog back and would gave us a pup from her next litter. The dog who just attacked a dog for no reason last night. And everyone from my kids to our friends think is crazy. It’s like a switch goes off and he can’t control himself. So for all of you who have been extolling Pam’s virtues good for you. This however is my very true story.
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Hi Everyone,
I purchased a PWD from Pam two years ago.
We noticed that our dog had been scratching and itchy obsessively and consistently from when we brought him home- he would scratch his ears so bad he would cry.
We took him to the vet, and the vet suggested some ear drops and to switch his food. This began a constant battle of trying to figure out what was going on with our puppy.
Just after our dog was 1 year old he began having grand mal seizures. They started 3 weeks apart where he would just have one 30 second seizure- but this eventually led to cluster seizures and closer together in time. After multiple trips to the vet, switching vets and food, as well as medication trials (thousands of dollars later)- we have finally after a full year of trials, hopefully have his seizures under control. The vet suggested that we try a NeuroCare pet food, which only led to more itching. Finally, after tons of research I thought maybe his seizures were linked to his allergies. That being said, we immediately switched to a strict raw diet in March of 2018. From March to August, he had no seizures. At the end of August was one incident where he got into a family dogs treats and had cluster grand mal seizures again from 1am until 6:30am.
During this time I reached out to Pam several times trying to get a hold of her. When I finally did she told me that none of her dogs have health problems/have ever had seizures. She denied knowing anything about seizures in dogs. I have never posted anything negative about her, and I have never asked for money for my dog, nor have we ever asked for a replacement dog. I only wanted to seek out information to treat our boy appropriately. I have absolutely NO intentions of ever giving him up. I found this website and now am well aware that many dogs from Willow creek have tons of health problems as well.
I have the papers for our dog showing that he is a purebred and who his parents are as well. Our dog is honestly amazing, no temperament issues. He is laid back, smart, and a loving boy. It is unfortunate that he has to struggle with this.
I forgot to add- that if your dog has allergies I strongly recommend switching to a raw food diet. We get ours at the pet store. It is a big of a hassle and can be more expensive at times but all of his allergies/itching are under control and we believe that it has 100% helped his seizures.
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