Flock benifits of training our sheepdogs
We try training our young dogs most days. This requires us to gather the flock and possibly sort down to just a few to be used for training. This means we look at how well all look physically and ar...
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Symptoms listed in the Merck Vet Manual are:
She has a drooping ear, sagging lip, tongue hanging out of her mouth on the affected side, and salivation. After she started eating hay; cud got impacted in that side of her mouth.
She is still alive (beating the odds so far) and appears to be starting to recover.
Facial paralysis with a drooping ear, deviated muzzle, flaccid lip, and lowered eyelid often develops on the affected side, as well as lack of a menace response and profuse, almost continuous, salivation; food material often becomes impacted in the cheek due to paralysis of the masticatory muscles.
She has a drooping ear, sagging lip, tongue hanging out of her mouth on the affected side, and salivation. After she started eating hay; cud got impacted in that side of her mouth.
She is still alive (beating the odds so far) and appears to be starting to recover.
