Thread: epilepsy in dogs?

I had a Wire Hair that would fit , It would only happen when she was really tired . She would point game and when it flushed or broke she would flip out . Gave her a glucose lollie and she was fine as in never been better . Never went to a vet about it as it was really rare event . She lived on to 16.5 yrs old . Not sure if hers was a true form of epilepsy or not ?

Originally Posted by Munsey

I had a Wire Hair that would fit , It would only happen when she was really tired . She would point game and when it flushed or broke she would flip out . Gave her a glucose lollie and she was fine as in never been better . Never went to a vet about it as it was really rare event . She lived on to 16.5 yrs old . Not sure if hers was a true form of epilepsy or not ?

sounds like another issue i have heard about and all from the same line, sold a pup recently to a vet down south who described the same thing, we we able to find common links pretty quick as he also bred the dog, my own dog sired a bitch that did the same thing when he was used over the same lines.