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YorkieRose · 05-10-2005, 11:36 AM

It does sound like a touch of brain damage...fortunately with our dogs it only makes them a bit more loveable..I had a male who was born after I went to bed..according the xray she had 3, but number 4 was hiding. Anyway, I woke to a restless mom, so I looked in the bed and puppy was still enclosed in the sac..I opened it up and took awhile for him to start breathing...he lived to be 14 and was a healthy boy, but the brain damage was apparent. He would walk into the closet or bathroom and cry for someone to come and find him. He acted like a baby all his life, but he was so sweet, it wasn't a problem.

05-10-2005, 11:36 AM	#17
YorkieRose No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: South Florida Posts: 8,577	pup It does sound like a touch of brain damage...fortunately with our dogs it only makes them a bit more loveable..I had a male who was born after I went to bed..according the xray she had 3, but number 4 was hiding. Anyway, I woke to a restless mom, so I looked in the bed and puppy was still enclosed in the sac..I opened it up and took awhile for him to start breathing...he lived to be 14 and was a healthy boy, but the brain damage was apparent. He would walk into the closet or bathroom and cry for someone to come and find him. He acted like a baby all his life, but he was so sweet, it wasn't a problem.