Hi ! Your corgis are too cute!

Great to see others who got puppies from Celeste! We love our new pup and everyone has such great things to say about the Corgi's they have from Celeste! We want to have three total so we will be back to Celeste next year!

btw.. I'm so happy to see a pic of you, you look great

Hi Lori, This is Kim from CT.. I'm trying to reach you.. email me please kimwoz@yahoo.com.. Miss you

Hey Lori!
Right now, Guinness is about 4 months old. I'm very glad he is still in the puppy stage, so he's still small!

Hi Lori! Thank You for the wonderful compliments on Lance and his photos, we appreciate it. : )

Yes, it is very scary. When Cobi had his first Grand Mal seizure he was in his crate and when we got him out he was so disoriented, it was scary, it was like he was a maddog. We took him to the ER but naturally by then he was ok, so they just advised us to go to our regualr vet the next day. We didn't start him on meds right away until he had another one, which was maybe 6 months later, then they became much more frequent. We were happy if we could keep them to just once a month. We have definitely had a few scares, two of which were ongoing seizures that wouln't stop without hospitalization and sedation, the other scare was a case of over medication and he became so listless we thought we were going to lose him. That also required hospitalization and flushing of his kidneys. We have always checked his blood levels and adjust his meds accordingly. He is currently on pheno @ 1 60mg tablet twice a day and bromide @ 1.5ml twice a day. He has had as much as 2 tab twice a day of pheno and 3ml twice a day of bromide. Cobi's seizures have become less frequent this past year for some reason(maybe every 4 months or so), which is nice and that is why we lowered his meds. After one of his hospitalizations the doctor gave us a syringe of valium to have at home in case they wouldn't stop and we were only to use in an emergency. We never did have to use it, thank goodness. It is manageable and I don't know about Bebe but Cobi usually loses his bladder and sometimes his bowels with the seizures, so I always have a towel on hand and we mostly have hardwood floors. I would say 80% of his seizures happen when he is sleeping or resting, only once has it happened out on a walk at the park. Depending on Bebe's meds you may also notice a change in her activity level and a little wobbliness in her movement.

I hope this has been of some help to you and don't hesitate to ask away anytime.
Happy Thanksgiving to you too!
Gail

Welcome Lori!