Hi Carol,
    He's 8 mos old and 54 lbs. I'll try the ester C also. The vet 
said there was a lot of movement back there, but he didn't give me a 
grade. I know his mom is a 1st gen doodle and his dad is a standard 
poodle but that's all I know. His mom was less than 2 years old when 
she had him so I don't think she could technically be hip certified, 
could she? We didn't get him directly from the breeder, we bought 
him from a family when he was 6mos old. 
Heather 



--- In [email protected], Carol Dean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> How old and how big is he, how large are his parents?  How sever 
is the dysplasia there are different grades.
>    
>   Start him on some ester C as well.  I have my dogs on it 
espeically the rapidly growing and developing ones, they are in the 
60 lb range and I give them 1000mg and my other dogs 500mgs.  
Minimise stares and jumping regular exercise is good.........
>    
>   Carol/scl
> 
> Heather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>           Hi Everyone,
> Oliver got neutered yesterday and we found out he has hip 
> displaysia. Both hips and there's lots of movement. We're going to 
> start him on a Glucosamine/Condroitin/MSM supplement and see how 
it 
> goes. Luckily I take the supplement anyway so he can just share 
> mine. ;o) Does anyone have any other suggestions? We didn't get 
him 
> directly from the breeder so there's nothing to do there (I 
wouldn't 
> send him back anyway), but I'm going to call them today and let 
them 
> know just for their records. Who knows, maybe his hips will 
tighten 
> over time.
> 
> Meanwhile, he is a wrecking ball on legs with that cone. Holy cow! 
> We didn't get much sleep last night. He sleeps in our room and he 
> kept pacing. It would kit the bed, then scrape along the wall, hit 
> the bed again then hit the door.....OMG. I finally had to put him 
in 
> the living room and block the stairs so he stayed there. Poor guy. 
> We could still hear him banging into things down there but it was 
a 
> lot more tolerable. I think he's having a hard time getting 
> comfortable. 
> 
> Are there any alternatives to the cone? Can't I just wrap him up 
> with a bandage? Will he tear that off? I might just try it while I 
> can watch him. 
> 
> And the funniest part is that he just has no clue. He'll ram me 
with 
> the cone and then just look up wagging his tail like "Hi! Can I 
help 
> with anything?". He's so sweet. 
> 
> Heather 
> 
> 
> 
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