FWIW -- it took my guy 2 full years to get it! It truly is patience and consistency. Also, if you are nervous, upset or anxious... he will pick up on that an not be able to focus on potty.... he is focused on your energy. try to be calm and patent. i know it is hard, but I think it is...
Haven't read it yet, but thought it would be a good share.
https://www.barkandwhiskers.com/saving-brachycephalic-dogs/?ui=812f256c528cd83892fc55dfee793087b17ce6a74d67e3cddaa441fc06df1425&sd=20171210
3/10 update - last weekend was a rough one ā his white blood count dropped, basically bottomed out. He ad a fever of 106, we got it down to 102.9 with a cool bath and ice packs, but within 30 minutes of being out , it shot back up to 105.9. we jumped in car to ER, he spent the night and we...
it is hard to see in the picture, but since he is under a year.. I would have the vet check it to see if it could be puppy warts or it might be a hysto-thingy @Cbrugs knows the right/real word, but if it is the hysto-thingy - it is harmless and they body will reabsorb it over a few weeks
2/10 update ā new protocol, called MVPP. On 2/1 Lambeau received a portion of this protocol to see how he would respond to it. Our oncologist did not want Beau have the experience he did with the Tanovea so we took this new protocol in two steps. 2/1 was two of the three drugs and then a recheck...
1/15 update -- so the short of it, us being so overwhelmed, exhausted an plain brain numb- neither me nor Lewis picked up on or remembered what the side effects of the Tanovea were.... sigh! It turns out every issue we were experiencing with Beau over the last two -three weeks was a side...
As @Cbrugs stated... there are other options than steroids to help that are more safe. Food is trail and error, try to avoid chicken as it tends to be an issue for bully breeds. You can do testing, not 100% accurate but gives a good base line to start with but you have to be sure the pet is...