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something mysterious is killing my brother's dog.

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my Brother adopted Brady.  a GSD.  he was so fearful in the beginning.  i couldnt pet Brady for about 2 years.  he would just stare at me just out of reach.  he would offer the occasional "you looking at me?" growl.   My brother took it slow.  just put down food and water for a year before Brady was pettable.  he would however play with the other two adopted dogs.  My brother plucked Brady literally on the way to the euthanasia...

 

(8 years have elaspsed) now Brady is brave, and confident like a proper German Shepard.  handsome.  i like him.  i like him a lot.  

 

the last few nights something happened.  my brother found him with his face/jaw swollen.  the Vet is dumbstruck.  the bump is huge, but no puss.  heavy antiboitics are doing nothing.  blood tests show an infection.  Brady is back at the vet today.  not sure why they didnt keep him overnight.  he is too weak to even try to bite them when they moved him painfully into the back of a truck.   i am hoping the Vet has a idea how to save Brady.  they shaved so much of him looking for absess and punctures.  nothing.  

 

poor Brady. 

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That’s sad, and scary. Hope they figure out what’s going on and get Brady back to normal. 

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4 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

Not an infected tooth? I guess antibiotics would have got that 

 

snake bite or bee sting? 

this was the VETs first guess.  they said if so, they would have had way more puss when they sucked the giant bump with a needle.  

 

i cant concentrate on work.  

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Hope Brady is ok

:cry:

A-Jay

That's horrible. You just feel helpless when these things happen. An animal can't tell you what's wrong and how they feel. Hope Brady comes through. Brian. 

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Best of luck for Brady. Hope they can find the answer.

I'll be praying for Brady. 

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Hoping Brady is going to be ok.

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Bad news.  Brady was a good boy to the end.  he didnt bite anyone despite his pain.

 

he passed away on the table while they were trying to some emergency IV antibiotic treatment.  last thoughts were a snake bite.  total guess.  

 

i will miss Brady.  

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I’m very sorry to be reading this. RIP Brady ?? enjoy your friends across the rainbow bridge ☹️

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Very sorry to hear about Brady.

 

When I was a kid my lab was bitten by a snake.   At first she had this slimy drool coming out of her mouth.  My mom freaked out and thought she had rabies.  My dad was sure it was a snake bite and we took her to the vet.  The vet said it was probably a Copperhead.  He gave her anti venom and kept her for two days.   When we picked her up she was very swollen all over.  She looked like a miniature bull.  I'm sure every snake's poison has different symptoms. 

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@Darth-Baiter

Very sorry to hear this.

Sometimes it just happens quick.

Lost a few like that

#blinkofaneye

Still wicked sad.

Our condolences to you & your brother.

:cry:

A-Jay

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Sorry for your loss. 

Not the outcome we were all praying for. Brian. 

It really hurts to lose a pet.  

 

Remember, dogs don't die.  They just run ahead to heaven and wait.  

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Sorry to hear.

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25 minutes ago, Woody B said:

It really hurts to lose a pet.  

 

Remember, dogs don't die.  They just run ahead to heaven and wait.  

I like this!   Thanks. 

That’s a real shame, sorry to hear about this. I’ve never dealt with or heard of that sort of thing happening to a dog but I guess if you have enough pets over the years your bound to get some odd occurrences at times. 

RIP Brady 

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