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05-10-2006, 02:13 PM
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| YT 1000 Club Member  Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: kent england
Posts: 1,646
|  my sasha started to have fits when she was about 2 years old , the vets could not find out why, the first one was scary but after 12 years of them it became the norm and i found a way to get her out of them much quicker, i would pick her up take her in the garden ,hold her on my lap and softy talk to her carming her down,she would then come out of it and give me a kiss. i know they say dont hold a dog when its fitting but if i didnt she would have one for over a min but if i held her and spoke to her in her ear gently it would be over in seconds. im glad your baby is getting better.
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