dog fell over

[Guest joball]

My mates dog used to do this alot he wouldnt even carry it back to the car, so i had to and he was a big feker. Did the dogs eyes bolge out of his head abit?

[scotty2306 37]

are you for real ,you had advise from the only 1 bit advice that matters TAKE IT 2 A VETS ,then MR BIRD has a story for ya and you take as gospel are so what should do ,get a fcuking grip and stop waisting time on here and get on the phoNe 2 your mate and get 2 him 2 TAKE HIS DOG 2 THE VETS SIMPLES

i will tell him all and its obvious [bANNED TEXT] id do,same as you take it to the vet,but AINT MY DOG all im saying is if it gona happen it will nothing anyone can do

[bird 10,004]

are you for real ,you had advise from the only 1 bit advice that matters TAKE IT 2 A VETS ,then MR BIRD has a story for ya and you take as gospel are so what should do ,get a fcuking grip and stop waisting time on here and get on the phoNe 2 your mate and get 2 him 2 TAKE HIS DOG 2 THE VETS SIMPLES

 

Yes you are right take it to the vet, there are the people to talk to regards its health. Iwas just pointing some xs seem to be more prone to this condition!!

[rocky1 942]

THEY MIGHT BE STUFF THEY CAN DO ,NO1 KNOWS UNTILL HE TAKES 2 THE VETS,COULD BE SOMTHING OR NOTHING ,MEDIACATION MIGHT SORT IT OUT ,IF YOU THING I AM HAVING DIGS AT YOU I,M NOT SHOULD BE YOUR MATE ,BUT YOU STARTED THE TREAD MATE ,

[rocky1 942]

are you for real ,you had advise from the only 1 bit advice that matters TAKE IT 2 A VETS ,then MR BIRD has a story for ya and you take as gospel are so what should do ,get a fcuking grip and stop waisting time on here and get on the phoNe 2 your mate and get 2 him 2 TAKE HIS DOG 2 THE VETS SIMPLES

 

Yes you are right take it to the vet, there are the people to talk to regards its health. Iwas just pointing some xs seem to be more prone to this condition!!

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

for what its worth, i know of 5 bullxgreys that have done the same thing, and all died. They (bullxs) over heat and carnt cool down quick enough. So it can bring (high blood preasure)(stroke), thats what my vet said when i bullxgrey died. And when running in warm weather (summer) you stand a greater risk fact. My dog died after 7 runs, got 5 rabbits then had good run on a fox this was in the 80s. It missed the fox tried hard them buggers can twist+turn, then he came back. He stood still then just went over and never came to, and that was end of him, this was in november and it was not that cold really. So somthing to think about.

 

Hey I wonder why bull xs overheat and can't cool down? Did your vet give an explanation for this? Just curious?

[scotty2306 37]

for what its worth, i know of 5 bullxgreys that have done the same thing, and all died. They (bullxs) over heat and carnt cool down quick enough. So it can bring (high blood preasure)(stroke), thats what my vet said when i bullxgrey died. And when running in warm weather (summer) you stand a greater risk fact. My dog died after 7 runs, got 5 rabbits then had good run on a fox this was in the 80s. It missed the fox tried hard them buggers can twist+turn, then he came back. He stood still then just went over and never came to, and that was end of him, this was in november and it was not that cold really. So somthing to think about.

 

Hey I wonder why bull xs overheat and can't cool down? Did your vet give an explanation for this? Just curious?

when i had my saluki bull grey at vets they said that they have alot of thick muscle and the blood is hard to pass trough them and makes them cramp up or sometimes tremmer mine gets a slight tremmer on shoulders when he is ran hard seen lots of dogs do this not just bull x i give him asprin to thin blood so it can pass through better to stop this i didnt know they overheat more this might have something to do with it

[hellyer189 93]

The slightest hint of anything abnormally wrong with my dog it's straight to the vet to much time and money spent to take silly risks!!!

[bird 10,004]

for what its worth, i know of 5 bullxgreys that have done the same thing, and all died. They (bullxs) over heat and carnt cool down quick enough. So it can bring (high blood preasure)(stroke), thats what my vet said when i bullxgrey died. And when running in warm weather (summer) you stand a greater risk fact. My dog died after 7 runs, got 5 rabbits then had good run on a fox this was in the 80s. It missed the fox tried hard them buggers can twist+turn, then he came back. He stood still then just went over and never came to, and that was end of him, this was in november and it was not that cold really. So somthing to think about.

 

Hey I wonder why bull xs overheat and can't cool down? Did your vet give an explanation for this? Just curious?

he just said some breeds are designed to run fast+stamina, with good metabolic rates = collies,saluiks,....... But other breeds even fit+strong , have differnt level of stamina (kind) so there M/R is differnt which as to work twice as hard can give Big probs , not saying all but it as happened to a few i know of.!

[sandymere 8,263]

for what its worth, i know of 5 bullxgreys that have done the same thing, and all died. They (bullxs) over heat and carnt cool down quick enough. So it can bring (high blood preasure)(stroke), thats what my vet said when i bullxgrey died. And when running in warm weather (summer) you stand a greater risk fact. My dog died after 7 runs, got 5 rabbits then had good run on a fox this was in the 80s. It missed the fox tried hard them buggers can twist+turn, then he came back. He stood still then just went over and never came to, and that was end of him, this was in november and it was not that cold really. So somthing to think about.

 

Hey I wonder why bull xs overheat and can't cool down? Did your vet give an explanation for this? Just curious?

 

If you think of the mass of the subject against the available surface area for heat loss, the bigger the muscle the lower the surface area percentage. Then we have large muscles have greater cellular volume and so greater capabilities to create heat as the by product of that cellular respiration. Basically big powerful dogs create more heat and have less surface area as a percentage to dissipate the heat, this added to the fact that a lot of bull crosses will push themselves to extremes.

Back to the case in question, vets advice first and follow their advice. Unfortunately in these cases there is often no easy diagnosis in which case run only in the winter, prepare very well by getting the dog as fit as possible and stop at the first sign of problems, alternatively retire as a pet..

[bird 10,004]

for what its worth, i know of 5 bullxgreys that have done the same thing, and all died. They (bullxs) over heat and carnt cool down quick enough. So it can bring (high blood preasure)(stroke), thats what my vet said when i bullxgrey died. And when running in warm weather (summer) you stand a greater risk fact. My dog died after 7 runs, got 5 rabbits then had good run on a fox this was in the 80s. It missed the fox tried hard them buggers can twist+turn, then he came back. He stood still then just went over and never came to, and that was end of him, this was in november and it was not that cold really. So somthing to think about.

 

Hey I wonder why bull xs overheat and can't cool down? Did your vet give an explanation for this? Just curious?

 

If you think of the mass of the subject against the available surface area for heat loss, the bigger the muscle the lower the surface area percentage. Then we have large muscles have greater cellular volume and so greater capabilities to create heat as the by product of that cellular respiration. Basically big powerful dogs create more heat and have less surface area as a percentage to dissipate the heat, this added to the fact that a lot of bull crosses will push themselves to extremes.

Back to the case in question, vets advice first and follow their advice. Unfortunately in these cases there is often no easy diagnosis in which case run only in the winter, prepare very well by getting the dog as fit as possible and stop at the first sign of problems, alternatively retire as a pet..

 

 

good answer