[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: Bloat
- From: Penny & Bill <Ketchy@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: The List <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2008 22:22:17 -0500
genetics play a bigger part in canine health than where you keep
them .....Sherry Willowlake
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Right you are, Sherry. I came home a few years ago to find a 3 year
old bitch dead of bloat in a crate--later found out that her sire AND
3 siblings in her litter had also bloated. The Kid bloated right in
front of me--she was 14 and a half--and in the house. And Ketchy (her
dam) bloated at 14 in the kennel (I kept her there while in school as
she was becoming incontinent)--and her strong character forced her to
stay alive till I got home, so we could say good-bye. She died on the
way to my vet's, who is 10 minutes away.) Bloat is hereditary.
Penny
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