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Date Posted: Mon, Nov 26, 09:02:01pm CST
Author: Bill Boester
Author Host/IP: 74-36-57-120.dr01.jrvl.il.frontiernet.net / 74.36.57.120
Subject: Re: has anyone heard of coondog paralysis
In reply to: Dan N 's message, "Re: has anyone heard of coondog paralysis" on Mon, Nov 26, 07:16:45pm CST

>>Has anyone ever had a dog with coondog paralysis.
>>Trapper went from treeing 2 or 3 coon 5 nights a week
>>to not being able to move a week later. The vet says
>>he has coondog paraylasis. The vet does not know much
>>about the disease and said I just have to let it run
>>its course. On the internet when researched it just
>>has technical info. Does anyone know anything about
>>this and what i can expect. Trapper is one of the
>>best I have trained and hunted and I am hoping he will
>>recover.I have asked around and no one seems to know
>>much. Its awful bad timing in the middle of season and
>>Trapper is the only dog I have. I am having to help
>>Rex Laker hunt his dogs now Ha HA. Let me know if
>>youhave had this before.
>
>Josh, Check out the UKC coonhound message board,
>there was several posts concerning coondog paralyis
>just a few days ago. I think some vets prescribe
>steroids. Dan N
Dan Sampson had a leopard called ginger back in the early 90s that had it she couldnt even go to the bathroom by her self the vet showed him ways to message her belly to help her go she also had trouble eating they kept her in the house until she got better.They thaught she was going to die she had it so bad but she made it through.Dan later sold her to my dad she was probably the deepest hunting leopard i have ever hunted with we called her the hell Bitch.

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  • Re: has anyone heard of coondog paralysis -- Bruce Smart, Tue, Nov 27, 03:11:37pm CST
  • Re: has anyone heard of coondog paralysis -- adam (that stinks), Tue, Nov 27, 08:03:15pm CST
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