
[Read About Natural Incontinence Care] Very good and loyal dog. Not officially diagnosed with hip dysplasia, in fact it could be a neuro issue. It would take us longer than expected to get official diagnosis due to life change. She would probably need to be seen and would probably need medications. She has the the tendency to have bowel issues. Not runny, just often, and she cannot hold it. She does not pee along with this, urination is not an issue. Every other animal and human She has come across, she has been great with. I have cats, but never left Callie unattended with them, so I don't know for certain what would happen, but she seemed very uninterested in them. She is not well trained but will sit and shake. Due to her possible health issues, she should not go for many walks. Her back legs seem 'unreliable'. She cannot get up and down from couches and beds easily.

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