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smepperson 01-03-2011 09:38 AM
Baby Teddi Limping
 
Let me start by saying we have an appointment with our vet in about an hour for this.

After playing with Teddi for about 15 minutes (and he likes to play rough) I noticed he was limping a bit when retrieving his squirrel. Not a huge limp but enough to concern us. Please pray for us that it is not anything serious! :(

yorkieusa 01-03-2011 09:46 AM
I'm so sorry.:( They can get hurt so easily - they are so little. Sending thoughts that it will be nothing serious.

Maximo 01-03-2011 09:48 AM
I hope you receive good news at the vet and that Teddi's leg will be okay.

Sammy Mommy 01-03-2011 12:07 PM
I hope you will get good news from the vet and that Teddi (I love that name) will be feeling much better soon!

Rhetts_mama 01-03-2011 01:26 PM
Hopefully it's just a pulled muscle and Teddi will be back to his normal self after a day or two of rest.

smepperson 01-03-2011 08:46 PM
Baby Teddi is Fine!!
 
It turns out that our vet thinks it is quite normal. It is not his kneecaps. There is no sign of luxating patella *whew*. Teddi likes to play quite rough (though we try not to let him) and loves to run, run, run - very fast little boy!!! It is actually just growing pains, our vet says. He was showing the most pain in his Humorous (?spelling?), which is the upper part of his leg and when we got him home he was not limping at all and in fact back to running. As we speak my hubby is entertaining him with his favorite fox and his favorite game which is fetch, wait, we throw it, say go, and he runs as fast as he can to retrieve it! They gave us some non-steroidal anti-inflammatory oral suspension which is on an as needed basis. We will discontinue tomorrow as it is once a day, if of course he is still not limping but we are relieved! We are a bit quick to jump the gun sometimes I guess but at least we know now that it is nothing!

Thanks everyone for your good wishes!! :)

yorkieusa 01-03-2011 09:07 PM
Sounds like wonderful news! I used to have growing pains, too.:rolleyes:

Maximo 01-03-2011 09:13 PM
Great news! You weren't jumping the gun. Best to be overly cautious. :)

smepperson 01-03-2011 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Maximo (Post 3379905)
Great news! You weren't jumping the gun. Best to be overly cautious. :)
:thumbup: :D Fortunately our vet already knows how neurotic we are about our babies!!

But while I have you here...has anyone ever had such a strong willed baby that they actually threw temper tamtrums??? (Not parent ~ pup...lol) Teddi has taken to getting so upset at being in his pen when he doesn't want to be that he throws his bedding around and runs in circles, growling and barking at me!:eek: Never experienced this with baby Giz...I know they are all different but...holy...wth? :confused:

Maximo 01-03-2011 09:29 PM
When Max was a pup, he threw a tantrum every evening when the sun went down, just like a little kid who didn't want to go to bed. He didn't want the day to end, lol, and he would throw his bed around and bark, zoom, and then he would plop down in his bed for a nap.

Teddi just wants out of the pen. He sounds like an energetic pup. I wouldn't worry as long as he seems happy otherwise. Don't scold him. Make light of it with a happy voice and he will outgrow it.

smepperson 01-03-2011 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Maximo (Post 3379916)
When Max was a pup, he threw a tantrum every evening when the sun went down, just like a little kid who didn't want to go to bed. He didn't want the day to end, lol, and he would throw his bed around and bark, zoom, and then he would plop down in his bed for a nap.

Teddi just wants out of the pen. He sounds like an energetic pup. I wouldn't worry as long as he seems happy otherwise. Don't scold him. Make light of it with a happy voice and he will outgrow it.
:thumbs up Will definitely try that next time. Tonight I didn't do so well...usually I do better but as you said he is an energetic pup and I was a bit tired! Usually he is a lot better but tonight he just wanted to play and play and we are trying to keep him off of that darn leg! So Thanks Again for the reminder! You rock as usual! :D

Mom to Hot Rod 01-03-2011 10:21 PM
Awww, glad that Teddi is fine. Wouldn't it be nice if they could talk and tell us what was wrong.

smepperson 01-03-2011 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Mom to Hot Rod (Post 3379956)
Awww, glad that Teddi is fine. Wouldn't it be nice if they could talk and tell us what was wrong.
:thumbup: DEFINITELY!!!! ;)

yorkieusa 01-04-2011 06:56 AM
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Originally Posted by smepperson (Post 3379910)
:thumbup: :D Fortunately our vet already knows how neurotic we are about our babies!!

But while I have you here...has anyone ever had such a strong willed baby that they actually threw temper tamtrums??? (Not parent ~ pup...lol) Teddi has taken to getting so upset at being in his pen when he doesn't want to be that he throws his bedding around and runs in circles, growling and barking at me!:eek: Never experienced this with baby Giz...I know they are all different but...holy...wth? :confused:
Oh, yes! I used to have a little girl that would have a temper tantrum whenever I said "no". It was so funny, because she would grab the pad and go flying down the hall. You couldn't see her - she was so little! All you could see was the pad flying down the hall!:D

Maximo 01-04-2011 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted by yorkieusa (Post 3380197)
Oh, yes! I used to have a little girl that would have a temper tantrum whenever I said "no". It was so funny, because she would grab the pad and go flying down the hall. You couldn't see her - she was so little! All you could see was the pad flying down the hall!:D
LOL, I can picture it.

Here is a funny thread about doggy tantrums: http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...-tantrums.html

kjc 01-04-2011 07:21 AM
Glad Teddi is doing well... funny about the tantrums...:D

smepperson 01-04-2011 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted by yorkieusa (Post 3380197)
Oh, yes! I used to have a little girl that would have a temper tantrum whenever I said "no". It was so funny, because she would grab the pad and go flying down the hall. You couldn't see her - she was so little! All you could see was the pad flying down the hall!:D
Ok...now THAT is a cute, funny tantrum!! Teddi likes negative attention as well and is prone to the pee pad 'snatch' as well...:rolleyes: It's the psycho, barking, biting, running in circles in the pen growling thing that freaks me out!!:eek::p

smepperson 01-04-2011 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by kjc (Post 3380224)
Glad Teddi is doing well... funny about the tantrums...:D
:)Thank you but really...not so funny when he is doing psycho pup :rolleyes:. The first time he ever did that was when I was alone with him and he was NOT in his playpen. We were playing on the couch and he started the growling, playing thing, then revved himself up so much, started running through the family room, dining room as fast as he could growling, stopping only to bark AT me and attempt a bit of biting (hard!):eek: So some of it we get. He does this when he has to go potty or poo and wants to go out (at least I think he's asking in a weird way to go out) - and when he is over tired. Very willful this little one. He is coming along though. His naughtiness has calmed a bit since being with us a month now. In fact, put him in his pen a little bit ago and is sleeping soundly. We have weird hours - being musicians - so he had a lot to get used to in the beginning. He was up at 7am now at least he is more on our schedule - 10 am is now the norm then a nap. *WHEW* :D

Maximo 01-04-2011 08:00 AM
Biting is not good and he certainly needs to learn bite inhibition. Check out the sticky on this subject at the top of the training forum.

The rest of it, the zoomies, barking, and growling, sounds like playfulness. Some dogs can be more hyper than others. Daily walks and fetch are a great ways to drain energy. Obedience and trick training are great ways to challenge your pup mentally and encourage him to focus.

My family adopted an adult 85-pound Airedale when I was a teen. I was terrified of large dogs and for the first week that we had Tara, I often had to seek refuge on the kitchen counter because I thought she wanted to eat me. We had a trainer come to the house and explain to me that she was doing a "play bow" and her barking and growling were part of the invitation to me to play. Once I realized what she was trying to communicate to me, we became best friends and had a blast playing in the yard.

smepperson 01-04-2011 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Maximo (Post 3380266)
Biting is not good and he certainly needs to learn bite inhibition. Check out the sticky on this subject at the top of the training forum.

The rest of it, the zoomies, barking, and growling, sounds like playfulness. Some dogs can be more hyper than others. Daily walks and fetch are a great ways to drain energy. Obedience and trick training are great ways to challenge your pup mentally and encourage him to focus.

My family adopted an adult 85-pound Airedale when I was a teen. I was terrified of large dogs and for the first week that we had Tara, I often had to seek refuge on the kitchen counter because I thought she wanted to eat me. We had a trainer come to the house and explain to me that she was doing a "play bow" and her barking and growling were part of the invitation to me to play. Once I realized what she was trying to communicate to me, we became best friends and had a blast playing in the yard.
Teddi has actually been a little better about the biting thing though when very excited or upset (ie: during a tantrum) he will still bite - hard - those sharp little puppy teeth are crazy!! Have tried the 'ouch' method to no avail. Puppy class starts next Monday night. Hmmmmm....should I 'bite' him back...;) Hugely Kidding of Course!!!!

Maximo 01-04-2011 09:02 AM
Puppy classes -- very good! I agree about those razor sharp puppy teeth. When Max had his remaining ones pulled, I kept them for posterity. :p

smepperson 01-04-2011 09:03 AM
One more thing - we do walks about 5 -6 times a day - long and short. Also - fetch is the name of the game and he runs and runs and runs - he is the ultimate energizer bunny! Waiting for those puppy classes...we have used replacement etc. still does it during his tamtrums though...:rolleyes:

smepperson 01-04-2011 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Maximo (Post 3380354)
Puppy classes -- very good! I agree about those razor sharp puppy teeth. When Max had his remaining ones pulled, I kept them for posterity. :p
Still have Gizmo's and one adult tooth he lost as well! Miss him so very much every day...♥ Planning on keeping Teddi's if we can find them. He is smaller than Giz was so not sure we'll find them!


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