Jason Shipley wrote 05/27/2005 08:47 AM Re: Police K9 Class [Re: Matthew Grubb ] #75074 - 05/27/2005 08:47 AM
Jason Shipley Webboard User Reg: 05-13-2005 Posts: 220 Loc: northern Illinois Offline	They never said where the two dogs came from, my understanding is it's a genetic thing, the two dogs may have even been litter mates which would explain it. But, wow talk about bad luck. To lose two dogs in the same training class really sucks. You always get the dog you deserve...
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Curtis Knappenberger wrote 05/27/2005 08:59 AM Re: Police K9 Class [Re: Matthew Grubb ] #75075 - 05/27/2005 08:59 AM
Curtis Knappenberger Webboard User Reg: 04-01-2005 Posts: 130 Loc: Ramstein AB, Germany Offline	Did the two dogs come from the same breeder or do they have similar pedigrees? Would this be a genetic fault or just a fluke?
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Greg Long wrote 05/27/2005 09:11 AM Re: Police K9 Class [Re: Curtis Knappenberger ] #75076 - 05/27/2005 09:11 AM
Greg Long Webboard User Reg: 02-09-2005 Posts: 59 Loc: Offline	When I here the term "coincidence" a red flag goes up for me.I would look really hard at the dogs diet and feeding routine when and how they eat.Genetics could play a role but for me there is no such thing as a coincidence or a fluke when something like that happens.There is a cause or a reason for it IMO.
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Jim Nash wrote 05/27/2005 10:13 AM Re: Police K9 Class [Re: Greg Long ] #75077 - 05/27/2005 10:13 AM
Jim Nash Webboard User Reg: 12-26-2002 Posts: 329 Loc: Offline	The 2 dogs are not related and they weren't in the same class. Dakota died in 2004 after working the streets since 2002 his new dog Cody was in this class and is still healthy. I'm not sure what there diets were but remember train alot of dogs and in the many years of training these are the only 2 cases . http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v644/K9Mic/Card-2-1.jpg
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jeff oehlsen wrote 05/27/2005 07:16 PM Re: Police K9 Class [Re: Jim Nash ] #75078 - 05/27/2005 07:16 PM
jeff oehlsen Webboard User Reg: 11-20-2002 Posts: 1303 Loc: Colorado Offline	I have heard that internalizing stress is a factor in bloat. Has anyone else heard this or dealt with it? I am smarter than my dog, your just not.
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