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Jerking & Nystagmus, cerebellar abiotrophy Posted by: Loredda
Video duration: 68 seconds Loredda has periodic episodes of jerking that always start during sleep, but continue 5 to 30 min after waking. The nystagmus (involuntary eye movements) doesn't seem to be associated with the episodes (just a constant condition) Related: cerebellum, clonus, dog, jerking, nystagmus, staffordshire |
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Caninelingus: Pit Bull/Akita love Posted by: Loredda
Video duration: 52 seconds Ox and Loredda wrestling and loving on the couch. Related: akita, bull, pit, wrestle |
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Loredda grumbling Posted by: Loredda
Video duration: 52 seconds Loredda wanting me to stop typing on the computer and play. Related: dog, growl, talk |
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Playing, first cerebellar signs emerging Posted by: Loredda
Video duration: 42 seconds Playing, May 06. 5 yrs old. Starting to show signs of cerebellar abiotrophy. Related: cerebellum, dog, staffordshire |
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PFD = Puppy Floatation Device Posted by: Loredda
Video duration: 56 seconds Tough to swim without a fully functioning cerebellum. But swimming is her very favorite thing in the world (Better than food). Fortunately since she's had her Outward Hound life jacket I don't have to swim out and get her when she loses her balance. Related: cerebellum, dog, staffordshire, swimming |
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Playing "Catch" Posted by: Loredda
Video duration: 16 seconds Loredda trying to catch a ball. Related: am, ball, bull, dog, funny, pit, staff |
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Playing with toy Posted by: Loredda
Video duration: 25 seconds 2 years after presumptive diagnosis of cerebellar abiotrophy. Related: cerebellum, dog, spastic, staffordshire, terrier |
