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Originally Posted by manolos mom  Altoaxial Instbility, my thoughts exactly..When Manolo was having his seizure he could not walk nor was he alert. He layed on his side very stiff and just whinned. Please let us know what the vet says....Wishing you guys the best .....Lissette |
like I said in my earlier post, not all dogs siezure the same.
My dog has siezures and he doesnt lay on his side. He walks and looks alert but isnt, his eyes stay wide open. My dog keep walking backwards if he isnt in his kennel and his front legs go stiff he looks like a penquin. (that is the only way I can explain it) I usually no when he is going to have one cause he starts to get antsy so I usually put him in his kennel so he stays safe, but I stay right there with him untill its over. Yes, he as been offically diagnoses with a siezures disorder. Humans are the same way, my husband and my father both suffer from grand mal siezures, my husband falls to the floor and shakes terrible, my father stares into space and goes stiff. Two very different ways of having the same type seizure.
I havent been able to view the video so I dont know exactly what her dog is doing, but unless the vet (which I might of missed in her post) has ruled out a seizure disorder, it is still possible that her is seizing.
To the OP, I wish you and your pup the best of luck and that your vet finds whats wrong with her soon. ((hugs))