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Originally Posted by smartpuppiepets  I just saw that you are in South Africa, Beautiful country ! I was just there for 2 weeks this past July 
Anyway, I understand all you mean, from an owner point of view.
Being a 3rd generation of breeders I can tell you that just the home change is enough change to make a tiny yorkie stressed. Somehow, the continued medication for the full 9 days stabilizes the fecal form. I would avoid giving the sugar, it is only gonna make your problems worse as you mentioned yourself, she may become a diabetic.
I have raised so many tynies ! I have it on my blood lines.
You do what you think it is better of course. But you need to get this puppy stable as fast as you can. Rest, excellent food ( source of stable energy ).
And i would re-peat the meds.
understand different cultures and how they work. Not every single puppy stresses out, but because some do, i hold mine with a deposit until they are ready to go home at 12 weeks or soo... easy transition.
Well, wish you all the best and hopefully we will hear good news soon !
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Hi Would you know anything about what appears to be an adrenaline rush? Hollee almost 12 wks now, seems to have settled down no more sugar drops, one to two stools a day which are normal. She loves our older dachie and jumps and plays with her all day long. She has good eating days and not so good. Today she ate well, came looking for food every two hours this afternoon. And then tonight had such a high I couldn't stop her racing around she just wriggled so much to get down when I was holding her trying to calm her & carried on racing around..then she passes out and is still sleeping. (2hrs)
What could be going on? She is mostly here at home except at the weekend we took her out a bit with us. Any advice welcome. Ax