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MaryAndDobes · 06-18-2008, 03:28 PM

We had a young red male (9 months) in rescue a while ago and I immediately recognized the symptoms of Dancing Doberman Disease when they were relayed to me. Confirmed by the Ontario Veterinary College.

As far as I can remember, there was nothing to be done. He was adopted by someone who had ties to OVC where he could be monitored by the neurologist. Unfortunately, and unrelatedly, he died of osteosarcoma when he was just 2.

Incidently, he was purchased originally from a pet store.

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