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They came out good. Just added boiling water and let them sit until they became soft noodles again. Actually tasty for Romen noodles

Yup, she is my taste tester haha

She does have a little bit of brown on the back side of her legs. I think it looks real good on her. Other than that, she is all black

She's a good girl. Everyone seems to love her

Thank you. she seems to like this one the best of her costumes

yup, and still looks for more snow to play in

anything to do with water, she is good to go

Hello, if you are planning on keeping it for a few weeks, then I would put it into the fridge. Mine does not last that long around here so I just let it sit on the counter out of direct sunlight. Enjoy

@@dotcomhomestead Ok Ty!

Sorry to hear Wesley is feeling bad. The Sea Kelp is a supplement that is good for healthy bones and digestive system. Pano is something that will go away after about a year old. I know Sarah had it and she seemed in pain. I went to the vet and she said its just growing pain. I did not allow her jump out of my Jeep until she was a year old. THis was just a way to help with the bone growth. As far as for something for the pain, I am not sure of what to tell you. I would recommend a visit to your vet and see what they might have. Again, I am no expert on this topic. Just a guy and his pup enjoying life as it comes. I know this may not have the answers for you, but I hope your little one gets better. Please keep my posted as to how Wesley is doing.

Sorry to hear the pup is hurting so much. I hope you have visited your vet. It may be a good idea as to it may be more than Pano. Sarah had a pinched nerve in her neck and she had the same syptoms. I hope the little one gets better and keep us posted as to what you find out.

Hi Brooke, Sorry to hear that you're pup is hurting. I know the feeling of helplessness when they start limping. My little girl got Pano and was limping pretty badly. THe vet said growing pains and gave her some muscle relaxers. That's when I found this video and decided to give the Sea Meal a try. It was a little over a week and she was not limping anymore. Fast forward three years and she still gets it in her food everyday. She looks for it when she is eating. It's good for her digestion and she is very active and healthy. After starting with the sea meal, she has never got it in any of her other legs. THe vet said she may get it in all of her legs. I did not let her jump out of the car until she was better and a year old. Now she jumps up and in all the time. Im no expert on this, but if the vet said Pano, all you can do is try and not have the little one jump down and put any pressure on the leg. I know it will be a hard task, but I think they know when something is hurting them.

She is a healthy 88 lbs

You should!

Hi Anna, Thank you for the reply. I am afraid you have directed this statement to the wrong person. I am not the GERMANSHEPARDMAN. I have just posted this video as to it helped my pup and in hopes it might also help others. I would go and find his page and then post this there. Take care

Hi Clokey, good question. I'm not sure that the cold makes it any worse. My pup loves to lay in the snow and take a nap. Most shepherds have a thick undercoat to help keep them warm. If your pup is limping I would avoid letting them out on snow or ice as to they could slip and make it worse.

Thank You Liz. I found this idea online and thought I would share it. I have made 30 so far and hope I have enough for everyone. Have a safe and Happy Holiday

Hi Vimala, In large breed dogs, there bones grow so fast that it sometimes causes pain for your pup. Sea kelp helps to minimize the pain and help with the bone and joint growth. My pup, Sarah, is now 3 years old and she is still getting the sea kelp. She actually looks for it in her food dish. I think it helps her out in so many different ways. Check GERMANSHEPHERDMANs webpage for more details. He has helped me a lot. Keep me posted on how your pup is doing

Hi Mike. I know how you feel. My Sarah had the same problem when she was younger. Thankfully I saw GermanShepherdMans video and got her on the sea meal diet. She is doing good now at 3 years old. He explains how the bone plate growth goes. I never had any idea and have helped others with large breed dogs. As we play catch with her balls, I watch when she heads towards her water dish. I realized that she needs a break and a little rest. I let her get her drink and regroup herself before playing. Even at 3 years old, I still practice this and it seems to help her out. She goes to the dog park every weekend and plays with her friends. I keep an eye on her and make sure she is not ever doing it. She will lay next to me and watch other pups playing until she wants to go play with them. I would talk with your vet and see if there is anything you can also do to help with your little boy. Keep us posted, Sarah always like to hear me talk about other puppies. Dan & Sarah

Hi Brian, Sorry to hear your pup is not feeling good. I am not German Shepard Man. You will have to go to his page to write to him. I am only sharing his video (with his permission). The back leg pulled up is new to me. Not sure what that means. I would recommend visiting her doctor and see whats going on. Let me know how she is doing. Dan~Sarah

Hi Raneesh, sorry for the delay. out camping for the week. Sorry to hear your pup is not feeling good. Sarah was about the same way at that age. I watched germanshepherdman and he talked about Sea Meal to help with pano. I gave it a shot before going to the vet. It has helped her greatly. she is now 3 years old and she still gets it with her food. good digestive qualities in it for her. I am no expert in this matter, but I would keep an eye on him and maybe call your vet to see if they may suggest anything else. Keep me posted as to how he is feeling, Dan

Thanks for reply .. Well I take Bumblebee to vet after couple of days , They run some blood works and some other tests . Seems everything normal. Vet concern abt his diet, cuz he growing so fast . I was giving him valupak 30 / 20 it's kinda high protein diet . Vet recommend me to stop that food . According to vet his bones is not strong enough to hold that body weight , so change his diet to purina pro- plan large puppy. After one or so week later he walking normal till this day and he loose some weight he go up all the way to 105 pounds ...Now he is 91 pounds and looking healthy 🙂🙂🙂

@@RaneeshJosh Glad to hear the pup is doing better. Sarah has always been on Purina One Large Breed. For a large Belgian Shepherd, she is doing good on it. Keep us posted on the little ones progress

95 pounds is MASSIVE for a 9 month old puppy. That’s like possible world record breaking size. Do you mind posting a video of your dog with its stats to check out?

So sorry to hear the pup is not feeling good. The symptoms you describe sounds more serious than I know of. Xrays is a good call!! Pano will usually last a couple of weeks (that I know of) Sarah limped for about a week before I got her on the sea meal. She has not had a problem since. Now close to 3 years old, she is out of the range. But I still give it to her for the digestive benefits. I am no expert on this but I would call your vet and get the little one in as soon as possible. Please let me know what is wrong with the little one. It's always hard to understand the pain they have because of the language barrier. Oh and by the way, awesome diet the little one has. Will grow up strong and healthy. Keep me posted.

@@dotcomhomestead So i havent been do vet yet, xray booked for a week from now but been doing therapy and icing and crating and as of today pain has gone away with no limping, i belive it was a sprain gonna give it the next week to make sure

@@aesir_playgrounds6143 Glad to hear the pup is doing better. Sarah got hit real hard at the dog park and have a pinched nerve that gave her problems for a few days. The vet put her on pain meds. It was fun to watch, but not fun having to lift 80 lbs of dog into the vehicle. Here's the video ruclips.net/video/kiSl8OxdKYs/видео.html

By growing slowly simply means to help there joints develop properly. After Sarah had pano in her right front leg, I never let her jump out of the Jeep. It's the jarring motion that hurts there joints. I let her free range on her food. She only eats what she wants to at the time. So growing slowly means to help them out and let them develop at a more steady pace. Even after Sarah is close to 3 years old now, she still gets her Sea Meal everyday. It helps with digestion and hair growth. She has a very shiny coat. I'm glad to here the pup with pano is getting better. I hope this helps out, let me know, Thanks

Means don't overfeed them where the have a huge growth spurt where the bones can't catch up. Get it off puppy food and don't overfeed.

@@dotcomhomestead I just got a GS pup, he's 5 weeks old. He stated limping on his front right leg 2 days ago but now it seems to be both front legs. He's scheduled for his shots a day from now so I'll will be carrying him to his vet. Since he started limping, his mood is low. He's not his vibrant self. He doesn't yelp when I hold him so he doesn't seem to be in pain. It pains me, however, to not be able to solve his problems. This video helped me, thank you so much. Hopefully my Zeusy doesn't have Pano but I'll find out from the vet shortly

@@RaineSim New puppy, fun times. 5 weeks is a little young for Pano I think. This may be something different. I know that in larger breed dogs the plates grow at great speed as they grow. Sarah was the same way as not yelping when I picked her up. Glad to hear that you are going to the vet soon. Keep me posted on the little one.

@@dotcomhomestead Hey @DotComHomestead I went to the vet with Zeusy today and the doc gave the same advise you did as in not to worry. She did say it's not impossible for him to have Pano at this stage but she really doesn't think it's anything more than his hind legs being a bit inverted and he might have strained his muscle in the front legs before. I really appreciated you responding to me, it was a bit easing to hear from someone who's used to dealing with GS. Thanks again, I will be tuning in

Sorry to hear about the vet bill. My Vet has never had a Belgian in her shop and gives me a little bit of a break. May I ask how old your pup is? Sarah has been on the SEAL MEAL since her first bought of pano. She seems to like it and looks for it in her food. Her coat is soft and healthy. She may be on it her whole life. Glad to hear your pup is doing better. Keep us updated.

Same I just spent $600 for my puppy for them to tell me it was this

Not real sure on this one. I would recommend getting ahold of your vet and ask them. Better to be safe than sorry when it comes to your pups health.

Hope he feels better. There is nothing worse than your little one not feeling good

If it is panosteitis, (your vet can confirm with a few x ray scans,) don't worry, it's common and temporary, it typically goes on for about a few days to a few weeks, and then stops for about a month, and typically goes away entirely around 2 years of age, best thing you can do is follow the instructions in the video, make sure (if your dog is in pain) to give them pain medications, and make sure to feed them a high quality diet specifically tailored to large breeds and make sure they stay at a lean healthy body weight, all the best -Mr. Woof

@@MrWoof-ki3uo Thank you for the words of wisdom. Grateful that someone else has gone through this and understands they will grow out of this. Much appreciated!!

@@MrWoof-ki3uo thanks so much

Glad it helped!

Glad you liked the video. I am in hopes of showing more like this to help others realize the benefits of dehydrated foods. I am enjoying the health benefits of this process of drying food to make it more easier to use.

Hi Millie, Sarah was the same way. She had a limp with no apparent pain. The vet said it was pano and I should keep her inactive (yeah right). I made it a point to keep her activity to a minimum. With the sea meal, she started getting better after a few days. She is now two years old and she gets the sea meal still everyday. I think it's still good for her and she looks for it on her food. Let me know how your pup is doing. Always interested to hear if they are doing good.

Hi Brad, I know the feeling of paying the bills and keeping a roof over the head. Sarah and I do not try to sell anything. We just show everyone the stuff we like and use and hopefully you might like it also. I am sorry to hear that Max is not feeling well. Like I have always said, I am not expert or anyone that has all the answers to Shepherds. I would eat Ramon noodles and Hot Dogs for a month to make sure Sarah was alright. I would call a vet and ask them what it may be. I know they will ask for you to come in, so they can get paid, but it sounds like it may be the best option. I would check in your local area for a good vet. The one I take Sarah to is great. They don't see her very often, but they do recognize that she is not feeling good when we go in. Often times they consult you and give you a price before any treatment. I would call and see what price they will charge and see if it fits the budget. All I can say is that I would do anything for my Sarah and I would make it happen. PLEASE let me know how this all turns out. Sarah and I will keep you both in our thoughts. PS Get him to the vet to get him checked out PPS can you post a picture of him??

@@dotcomhomestead My normal business, source of income, went under with the advent of the pandemic. Taking him to the vet is NOT an option. We have to live very frugally just to stay in our RV home. Anyway, is it consistent with this problem that there is swelling behind the elbow? Should I stop running him for exercise, something that I do because we don't have a yard, and this may help him to heal. Just two questions sir. Thank you for getting back to me.

@@bradjohnson8100 Hi Brad, Sorry to hear about your business. Times are tough with this virus at the moment. I would probably stop the running for now. Another idea is to put ice packs on the swelling. That may reduce the swelling as well. I get a lot of my answers from GermanShepherdMan.com He always answers and has been raising Shepherds for many years. He is a wealth of knowledge. Check him out on youtube and his webpage. I truly do hope that Max gets better. Keep me posted on how he is doing

I wish I saw your comment sooner but I’d like to give you some friendly advice. IAMS is not a good dog food and I would suggest doing some research to find a healthier option for your doggo. Blue Buffalo and Pedigree are my go to, but whatever brand that has all the proper nutrients is good.

Thank You. The beach was cloudy the whole time, but that did not stop her at all. I think she likes the Ocean

@@dotcomhomestead My dog loves the lake. I can only imagine her in the ocean. 🙂

@@adventureswithbecketandxena This was her first time visiting the Ocean. She did not know what to think of at first but soon found out it was water and then game on. She is a gentle giant but not afraid of defending herself. Everyone at the dog park loves her.

@@dotcomhomestead its funny my dog loves to play in lakes but try to get her into a bath no way lol.

@@adventureswithbecketandxena Same with my pup. I found she loves the shop vac and will lay there while I vacuum the dirt away. and then a good brushing and she is clean and ready to go

Hi Jessie, it's possible. My pup had it in her right front shoulder. She has not had it since. I never allowed her to jump out of the Jeep until she was over a year old. I think that has helped also. I am glad to hear that you are talking him to the vet to get checked. It may be something else but pano is a possibility. Let me know how he is doing.

@@dotcomhomestead my German Shepard puppy @5 months just started a little limp but still runs n plays like normal but really worried I rub her paws but don’t seem to be tender can this be a cause of growing pains

@@Rainbows12345 Possibly April. You know your pup better than others. There bones do grow fast and sometimes the may get growing pains. Keep an eye on him, if things change, get to the vet. Keep me updated

@@dotcomhomestead Thnk you I will💪🏼🇺🇸

Hi Mario, The Brand is SOLID GOLD and the product is SEA MEAL. Most pet stores should have it. If not, then Amazon has it also. Here's a link to it = www.amazon.com/dp/B0002YFBF8/ref=sm_n_ma_dka_US_pr_ran?adId=B0002YFBF8&creativeASIN=B0002YFBF8&linkId=01ef87944e807baeb09ee642ee4240c2&tag=gsm777onlines-20&linkCode=w58&ref-refURL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.germanshepherdman.com%2Fnutrition-direct&slotNum=0&imprToken=8u.zn2vopbMjAXqlUBcsDw&adType=smart&adMode=manual&adFormat=card&impressionTimestamp=1601644918117

Thanks Laura, she is feeling much better with her medication. Taking it slowly. She will be fine.

Hi Marie, sorry to hear your pup is not feeling well. The sea kelp is put out by Solid Gold. I find mine at petsmart. I know you can get it online at Amazon also. I originally found it at GermanShepherdMan.com I am not familiar with the Tucker diet. Like I have said, I am no vet. I only post for information to help others. I do know that it has worked for me and my pup. She is happy and healthy. I recommend that you follow what your vet is telling you. I have heard that an all meat diet is very good for large breed dogs. I am sure that she will come through this and be full of energy. Please let me know how she is doing.

Hi Kimba, those symptoms sound more serious and should be looked at by your vet. Hope the pup feels better afterwards

Thank you. She is with a vet hospital, but Pano so far is the diagnosis.

@@kimbra2028 I am so glad to hear that she is doing good. Sarah never had it that bad and I got her feeling better. Just happy to hear that she is getting better. They need our help also. Take care and keep me posted

as far as I know, the plates will grow in all legs. Her first heat may cause her to not eat and want to lay around a lot. She does not feel good. Yes, take her to the vet to make sure of your concerns. She deserves the best

What was the diagnosis?

Sorry I thought I replied here! It had actually cleared up not too long after I commented (no more than a couple days). She's healthy and hasn't been limping since then. I don't recall if the vet had given any particular diagnosis, but said she needed anti-inflammatory and bed rest.

My GSD ( Bumblebee) start limping 2 days now . It seems After his sleep and he limping his rear left for a while and kinda go away . He is only 9 months and he is now 95 pounds. Trust me I'm not feeding anything crazy his parents were very huge dogs . I checked his leg and it seems no pain nor I dont found any cuts . There is any thing I need to concern?

So what did you do

sorry to hear your pup is limping. It may be panosteitis. it will be up to you to decide. For my pup the sea meal has worked great and she is a very happy dog. Go to the vet if it gets real bad. always take care of your friend.

she is my little girl and growing everyday

yes, she loves her ride with the bike

Hi Ryan, sorry to hear your little one is not feeling good. My pup went through this with her right front leg. Solid Gold Sea Meal has kept it away and she is growing everyday with out the limping. Take care

You are so very welcome. Its a problem that bigger dogs get. My Sarah has had no issues since I start her on Sea Meal from Solid gold.

@@dotcomhomestead what brand of kelp is in this video ?

@@MrRufusBaker Hi Rufus, Solid gold is the brand and Seal meal is the product. I get mine from Petsmart. It has helped my Sarah a lot and she is not suffering from it.

@@dotcomhomestead thank you my pup is ten months. he is in pain.

@@dotcomhomestead hello... I'm dealing with this with one of my pups... 7 month old male... How fast did you see results?

not seeing any videos or any content, Sarah is not happy with your request to sarah her videos

Give us a reason why?????