Chase


Weimaraner
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Age: 7 Years   Sex: Male   Weight: 51-100 lbs

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Nicknames:
Chaser, Bug, Buggy, "Cheap Shot"

Doggie Dynamics:
 Energy 
sleepyenergetic
 
 Intelligence 
sillygenius
 
 Friendliness 
aggressiveaffectionate
 
 Playfulness 
not playfulvery playful
 
 Disposition 
anxiouscalm
 

Quick Bio:
-purebred-dog rescue

Likes:
Being close to you, giving passionate kisses, sticking his head in while dad is showering.

Pet-Peeves:
None! - I love everyone & everything. I like to chase motorcycles.

Favorite Toy:
Soccer Ball - I carry it everywhere I go.

Favorite Food:
Anything anyone is willing to share with me.

Favorite Walk:
Anywhere, anytime. Any place with water is fun- I like to swim.

Best Tricks:
Giving Kisses, fetching balls, swimming, keeping mom's feet warm, locking mom & dad out of the house by turning the deadbolt.

Arrival Story:
We rescued Chase from a neglectful home. "I'm happy to have 2 brother dogs now! " Originally after rescuing Chase we gave him to a family that had children to play with- but when they left him alone his separation anxiety would kick in and after eating their mini blinds and a few pillows, he was returned back to us. With our other two dogs as companions he behaved fine and Olley and Chase are practically inseparable. They love to play and wrestle- we definately didn't plan on having 3 big dogs but now I can't imagine life without him. _________________________________ Please consider adoption an option: IL Bird Dog Rescue or Heartland Weimaraner Rescue

Bio:
At 87 pounds Chase is the smallest of our 3 dogs! Chase is definately the most loving and playful of our family. He always has to be at our side or beneath our feet and loves giving lots of sloppy wet kisses. Chase went through several homes before coming to live with us. He loves playing with his brother Olley, his squeaky toys, and especially his soccer ball - a $5 purchase that is better than and has lasted longer than any dog toy ever made. When we leave him behind at home we have to leave him a t-shirt that was recently worn- he likes to carry it around and sleep with it. If we don't leave him one- he'll go find one himself or improvise and carry around a scarf or a shoe. Chase loves swimming and fetching and meeting all of the other dogs and people at the dog park. Chase's love for life and always happy attitude (even when getting in trouble) made him the perfect addition to our family.

Forums Motto:
I've got a new knee!

Dogster Local Spots I've Marked:
Dogster LocalAnimal Emrgncy Referral Ctr Ce, University West Pet Clinic, Raccoon River Dog Park

The Groups I'm In:
!WATER DOGS!, ***Pointers PLUS***, All About Surgery/Orthopedics, Bouncing Ball Hogs!, Hunting Dogs Rock, Nebraska and Iowa Dogs Unite!, TPLO Surgery/Torn ACL, Vizslas and Weimaraners two wonderful breeds, Wacky Weimaraners!, Weim-A-Thon 2008, weimars "r" us

The Last Forum I Posted In:
Help! Dog with hurt knee

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I've Been On Dogster Since:
June 8th 2006 More than 3 years!

Rosette, Star and Special Gift History

Dogster Id:
326057

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1 week & 2 days post-op


June 30th 2007 8:56 am
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After escaping from the crate 3 times and whining all night on Wednesday keeping momma up they finally decided to let me out of the kennel at night and during the day when they are home and able to supervise me. They took the king size bed completely apart and just have the mattress laying on the floor. That way I can sleep with them at night and lay on the bed during the day when they're with me. It's a lot better for everyone- momma didn't even think of it- momma's co-worker suggested it and I'm glad that she did. Now I'm only locked up when they are at work our busy around the house. I still have to be tranquilized during the day when they are at work- but the vet says that it won't have any long term effects on me. I got to see the vet yesterday and he checked my knee a week early because momma noticed that I was limping worse. Doc said that I probably just used it too much and it was probably more sore but the screws and the plate still seem to be in the right place, so that's good. The incision is healing so quickly-it looks healed already- and I only had one little bruise. So far I'm doing better and enjoying the extra treats and good cookin' (wet food)!


Day 5 post-op


June 26th 2007 10:58 pm
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I'm in day 5 of post-op lockdown after having TPLO knee surgery and have already escaped from my crate twice and ran up the stairs! Momma was not happy. And today I managed to get my head stuck trying to escape from the crate- luckily mom found me. The crates have been reinforced and mom is going to buy some rescue remedy online tomorrow- it's supposed to lessen the separation anxiety. Oh, and I also ate the plastic piece that holds my water dish onto the side of the crate. I'm giving momma and poppa a hard time right now, but they feel that the surgery will be worth all of the hassle and money in the long run. I started putting weight on the leg on Sunday - 3 days after surgery. And my suture looks great- no more leaking. Poppa even let me out of the crate for a little while today and I got to lay next to him on the bed.


TPLO Knee surgery


June 24th 2007 10:38 am
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On Thursday I went to the vet and they did TPLO knee surgery on my knee. One of the ligaments in my knee was torn and when that happens they cannot fix the torn ligament so surgery to change the structure of the knee is one of the only options. The TPLO knee surgery is expensive, but it should last a long time and hopefully once I am all healed up there won't be anymore problems. The hardest part now is staying locked in a crate all day while it is healing. When they do the surgery, they cut off the top of the femur leg bone and reposition it and put it back together with a steel plate and pins. Now I will need to rest for a few months without any running, jumping or playing with my brothers. I know that it's necessary but I still don't like to be cooped up. At least I'm getting extra treats that I don't have to share w/ my brothers! Today is day three post-op and I'm doing well- I'm not in much pain (I'm taking pain medications) and I've started putting a little bit of weight on the foot when I go outside to go to the bathroom. I'll post pictures of my incision in case anyone is interested. The incision is big - like 8 in long, but not that bad and it's on the inside of the leg so no one will even notice it once it's healed up. Hopefully I'll be back on my feet again and back to my normal self in a few more months.


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