Originally Posted by deanfam5 (Post 3110432)

So glad to hear that I just joined this site today. Your problem caught my eye because 2 weeks before this past Christmas our little yorkie Bailey also got a concussion. My husband rushed her to the vet (I was not home) I guess she started vomitting as soon as the accident occured and her eyes was shaking and she was very lethargic for 4 days. She was able to walk she had a very huge lump on her head (hematoma) the vet put her on anti biotics to avoid infection in the hematoma since it was so close to the brain. She recovered pretty quickly had a lump on her head for almost 2 months though. She was about 12-13 weeks old when this happened to her. Honestly my husband and children did not see what happened to her . She was in the living room playing with my son and they said she ran into the kitchen and in just a few seconds she yiped very bad and they ran in and found her with a huge lump and as i said she began vomitting right away. I hope your yorkie regains all his physical strengths how old is he or she? I think maybe my dog recovered so quick because of her age. Or maybe it was just not that bad I know the lump on her head was something she looked like a buffalo. I am happy your dog got to come home they are the sweetest things:) Bailey is our first yorkie. I will never have any other of a dog she is awesome and everyone in our small town knows her and loves her:) She is the local celebrity:) God Bless you and your family and that sweet little dog of yours:)

Originally Posted by ArmaniMan (Post 3110706)

So glad Cubby is home with you finally and the fact that he has regained his vision is a huge step forward.

Please continue to keep us updated on your little guy he sounds like quite the little fighter and I cant wait to hear more about him and see pics :)

Originally Posted by cubbybear (Post 3112855)

Hi just wanted to post an update on Cubby. He is about 90% back to good health. He is just a tiny bit unsure of his footing, but walking normal most of the time. He is definitely a bit different. It is like his puppyhood has been knocked out of him. He is more calm, has yet to bark,he chases a ball but only trotts to get it and has no interest in most of his toys (he used to play vigerously with each toy all day long-exhausting) He also seems a little frightened of his whereabouts- like he might not recognize where he is. But I can accept all of this because he is back home and we have him to cuddle and spoil! It has been VERY scarey and I am grateful for everybody's thoughts,prayers, and well wishes. My daughter and Cubby say thanks too-I read minds since he cant bark:)

Originally Posted by cubbybear (Post 3112855)

Hi just wanted to post an update on Cubby. He is about 90% back to good health. He is just a tiny bit unsure of his footing, but walking normal most of the time. He is definitely a bit different. It is like his puppyhood has been knocked out of him. He is more calm, has yet to bark,he chases a ball but only trotts to get it and has no interest in most of his toys (he used to play vigerously with each toy all day long-exhausting) He also seems a little frightened of his whereabouts- like he might not recognize where he is. But I can accept all of this because he is back home and we have him to cuddle and spoil! It has been VERY scarey and I am grateful for everybody's thoughts,prayers, and well wishes. My daughter and Cubby say thanks too-I read minds since he cant bark:)