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Doberman puppy under weight

Doberman puppy under weight

Question for all your Doberman professionals out there we recently got a Doberman about a month ago. He is currently 12 weeks old. We took him in today to go get his ears cropped. They did a blood test and they came back and said that his. Red blood cell count was high, his BUD was low, and he’s a little underweight at only 18 pounds of 12 weeks. When we first got him at eight weeks, he was 10 pounds within the first two weeks he put on seven. We recently switched up his food. He seemed to be doing OK on the first food, but we wanted to try a different kind of food. The first food we tried was (ACANA Puppy sea and farm) like I said, he seemed to be doing good on this food. His coat seemed good. Then over the last week and a half we switched it to (Open Farm- Puppy salmon and ancient Grains recipe). We would feed him three times a day at round a cup each may be a little less than that. I’ve noticed over the last week and a half. He has started to tantrum during crate training, not just whining like full-blown meltdowns and it would take him anywhere from seven minutes all the way up to the longest one hours to calm down. I mainly looking for advice on what to do if this is a food problem any recommendations for food to have a healthy Doberman. I just want my sweet boy to be happy healthy, and well.

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Light duty & Limdu

Hey there, Sgt at 7 years here. I made a post earlier about some medical problems im dealing with in short. I got degenerated disc disease and three herniated discs. I’ve been experiencing the pain in those areas for quite a few years and I’m hitting a roadblock where my body is not able to move around a am in shit load of pain every day pretty much unable to perform basic duties let alone walk around and then I have more health concerns as well, but the biggest pain in my back. Currently starting pain management for one area of my back and Physical Therapy for the Other expected to get on light duty this Friday as my physical therapist said he would be willing to write it up for me. My question is is I don’t see my body being able to perform and do my tasks let alone deploy in the future. I’ve kind of accepted at this point. I haven’t been a shitbag my whole career, I’ve always been a hard charger, but things are catching up with you as I was an 03 for a long time and now do sUAS stuff I love my job. I was wondering if anybody went to the process of going from light duty to limited duty what was that like? Also, is it common to get medically, separated or retired with problems like these? Has anybody experienced these things before and if so, what was it like? I can see it’s just gonna be a huge fight with my BAS and PCM to do the treatment that I need

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