Hi Money here,
I am back at my foster home. I was told it was not my fault. I am doing very well and have not had anymore seizures. My foster Mom says that I am sassy and very much a puppy. She calls me junk yard dog. I am getting over my rough start in life and really enjoying life now. I have a fun personally and love to be near people.
Money
Money is getting much stronger and loves to have fun in the yard. She is learning to get into the car and that walks a fun. She gets along well with all the other dogs in the house. She crates very well even if all the other dogs are loose in the house. (She will need to be crated if left alone with other dogs in case of a seizure.) She sleeps though the night and eats like a champ. She is the cutest little thing.
Cathy
CR Money Jar
This adorable tiny black girl was simply not born to race! She ended her first and only race at Orange Park, Florida, placing 6th and without a muzzle. Next stop was Birmingham and both those were OOP's races. So, after just 3 races, this 51 lb girlie was retired.
Money also retired because the racing kennel suspected she had a seizure. Unfortunately, Money has now had a seizure in her foster home, so she will be on medication to control these episodes. In most cases, seizures can be well-controlled but special precautions will need to be taken so other resident dogs don't hurt her during a seizure. Money should not be left alone and loose with other dogs.
Despite this, Money is an otherwise healthy and charming lady. Watch for her at M&G - she's the teeny one!!
Money also retired because the racing kennel suspected she had a seizure. Unfortunately, Money has now had a seizure in her foster home, so she will be on medication to control these episodes. In most cases, seizures can be well-controlled but special precautions will need to be taken so other resident dogs don't hurt her during a seizure. Money should not be left alone and loose with other dogs.
Despite this, Money is an otherwise healthy and charming lady. Watch for her at M&G - she's the teeny one!!
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Dear Cathy,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Jeff and I adopted Money's sister, Aggie Jar (http://www.greyhound-data.com/d?i=1626459), through Adopt a Greyhound Atlanta back on January 1st of this year. According to what you have written about Money, Aggie sounds very much like Money (minus the shy part!). But I'm curious about Money's seizures. I don't think I'd know one if I saw one, but I know that a lot of times at night, Aggie will seem to start whimpering and twitching in what appears to be her sleep. I always thought she was just dreaming, but now I'm not sure. Could you tell me more about what Money's seizures look like? I would truly appreciate it. My email is stymyx at yahoo dot com. Thank you for your time!
Cheers,
Jeff Kenyon
Atlanta, GA