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Originally Posted by pstinard  I think that people are fixating on the dog not being potty trained. Clearly, the dog was at least partially potty trained (few dogs are 100% perfectly potty trained) and is becoming more and more incontinent. This (in combination with the other chronic health problems that were described) *could* be one of the signs that the dog is nearing the end of its life. This is really a conversation that should be had with the veterinarian, who has the dog's medical records in front of them. |
I totally agree with you. The disc problem can be causing some nerve damage and incontinence. I also hear the op loves this dog, diva dogs come form love and attention. Its so hard to make the call when its time to let go that we look for approval but it comes down to the fact we just have to make that call all be our selves and some help from our Vets but I have never found a Vet that helped that much with it.