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11/3/2015 7:08:46 PM
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I brought my daschund today to the vet because he looked like he was in pain. The doctor told me that he injured his back and that he actually is in a lot of pain. He's our son; my wife and I don't have human babies, and i'm really depressed because i don't want him to be permanently injured. It's been driving me crazy all day at work
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What did the vet suggest?
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He likes to jump up and down our sofa everytime he hears someone walking through the hall outside my apt. He said that the jumping definitely has to stop. I feel guilty cause i'm well aware that it's our fault for letting him jump on the sofa, but the sofa is his spot in our living room. Other than that, he will have to take anti inflammatory for a while, and i'm waiting on some tests he's running to see if he damaged any of his discs. As soon as i get out from work, i'm buying him the same bed he has in our room to place it in the living room, and we will train him to stop jumping on the sofa
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Sounds like a great solution, I had to do the same for our yorkie who has the same issue. Beds everywhere lol
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Thanks for the reassurance. Hope your yorkie is ok
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Thanks, doing MUCH better since. Best of luck with yours!
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Thank you guardian :)
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I know what you mean! I live on a farm, so it's to be expected to have animals die of become sick, but I often grow attachments to to youngest animals on the farm, and when they're really hurt, go away, or even die, I tend to get depressed.... I only discovered today that a little white kitten, Rarity, had died a few days back without me knowing. I'm still pretty bummed and depressed.....
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I'm sorry for your loss
