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Originally Posted by jeanietoo  I wouldn't retire on a hunch. If a necropsy was done or other testing yes, I would but why dis your vet think it was ls |
A lot depends on where you got your dogs and how good their pedigrees are. Yours is a good case for doing the BAT testing to make sure neither of your adult dogs has shunt. Get someone more expert to look at your pedigrees, as far back as you can. There could be names there that can help determine how to proceed. Certain combinations of pedigrees don't work well either and you could have great success breeding your adults to other dogs. Shunt can happen randomly too, so don't panic. There's lots of discussion going on here right now about this subject. Good luck.