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Subject: "Wandering eye"

Author:
Beth (Concerned)

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Date Posted: 18:02:39 12/18/06 Mon

Hello. I was on the web trying to find information about an eye condition that my vet has stated that my new pekingese puppy Bella has (she's 3 months). He said she had a "wandering right eye." It's not that noticeable though. I became very concerned, especially because I just bought her from a mall pet store. I did ask him if this would affect her vision. He said 'no'. I asked him if this was common in her breed. He answered, but he didn't seem certain. I would just like to know if anyone would have some answers.

I love my new baby girl. I have had her almost a week and am so happy. She seems like such a sweet and calm puppy. She seemd to get along good with our 18 month old english bulldog named Willis, however I limit their playtime together because I am afraid that Willis may trample her since she is so little compared to him.

I found this site to be extremely informative too. I am just a little concerned by reading a lot of the messages that my peke will become jealous of my 5 yr old son when she becomes older (she seems to love playing with him now).

Thanks,
Beth

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: "Wandering eye"	Diane Stepple	07:01:46 12/27/06 Wed