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Hair loss
by jackie0362 Tue Jan 29 2013, 15:06
Hi
I'm new to the forum and have a 2 year old blue tri coloured SBT called Jacko! He's a fantastic dog with a great sense of humour and a fabulous personality. I've been reading some of your posts on the forum as Jacko has a hair loss problem that has completely flumaxed our vet, he has a patch on top of his head, between his ears where the hair seems to have broken off, its kind off stubbly as if the hair is about to grow back but it doesn't, he's had it for about 9 months and it now seems to be getting bigger, it doesn't bother him, its not red or itchy, there are no lumps and the skin underneath isn't scaly or dry, i've also recently noticed that he has a few new tiny areas that could possibly be developing into the same thing, its quite bizzarre! I don't actually have any photos of it as yet but will take some tonight and post if I can if that helps! Does anybody have any ideas please? Thanks
I'm new to the forum and have a 2 year old blue tri coloured SBT called Jacko! He's a fantastic dog with a great sense of humour and a fabulous personality. I've been reading some of your posts on the forum as Jacko has a hair loss problem that has completely flumaxed our vet, he has a patch on top of his head, between his ears where the hair seems to have broken off, its kind off stubbly as if the hair is about to grow back but it doesn't, he's had it for about 9 months and it now seems to be getting bigger, it doesn't bother him, its not red or itchy, there are no lumps and the skin underneath isn't scaly or dry, i've also recently noticed that he has a few new tiny areas that could possibly be developing into the same thing, its quite bizzarre! I don't actually have any photos of it as yet but will take some tonight and post if I can if that helps! Does anybody have any ideas please? Thanks
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Re: Hair loss
by Guest Tue Jan 29 2013, 15:09
Hi & welcome.
Some pics would be useful as hair loss can be one of several things. Have you changed anything recently, food/washing powder etc?
Some pics would be useful as hair loss can be one of several things. Have you changed anything recently, food/washing powder etc?
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Re: Hair loss
by jackie0362 Tue Jan 29 2013, 15:31
Hi
Yes will take some tonight and post! No not changed anything, it has been there for quite a while and has recently got gradually bigger, the strange thing is that its not falling out from the root, which our Vet says is very strange, she said it looks like he is rubbing his head against something, but we can't think of anything where he can do that and certainly haven't seen him do that. Thanks for your reply
Yes will take some tonight and post! No not changed anything, it has been there for quite a while and has recently got gradually bigger, the strange thing is that its not falling out from the root, which our Vet says is very strange, she said it looks like he is rubbing his head against something, but we can't think of anything where he can do that and certainly haven't seen him do that. Thanks for your reply
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Re: Hair loss
by rebeccaleanne Tue Jan 29 2013, 15:39
hi and welcome 
sounds very silly, but have you thought about putting a camera up to eliminate if he is rubbing?
sounds very silly, but have you thought about putting a camera up to eliminate if he is rubbing?
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Re: Hair loss
by pongy Tue Jan 29 2013, 15:42
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< Welcome to the forum. I am sorry i can't help but i am sure at least one person will be able to help you on the forum. I am actually replying to Jacko because it sounds like him and i have a lot in common >< tell him not to be down hearted at least his hair tries to grow back i'm just bald 
. some pictures would be nice and once again welcome
< Welcome to the forum. I am sorry i can't help but i am sure at least one person will be able to help you on the forum. I am actually replying to Jacko because it sounds like him and i have a lot in common >< tell him not to be down hearted at least his hair tries to grow back i'm just bald . some pictures would be nice and once again welcome
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Re: Hair loss
by Guest Tue Jan 29 2013, 16:13
Where does he sleep? Could he be rubbing himself while he's asleep?
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Re: Hair loss
by Guest Wed Jan 30 2013, 05:58
Welcome sorry I can't help, but hope you get to the bottom of it soon.
sorry I can't help, but hope you get to the bottom of it soon.
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Re: Hair loss
by Guest Wed Jan 30 2013, 12:14
Welcome to the forum. I had a Patterdale terrier and she would have rubbed herself against the fence until her her was worn. But as Caryl says, it could be a number of things. Hopefully someone can help when you get pics up.
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Re: Hair loss
by Guest Wed Jan 30 2013, 12:15
jackie0362 wrote:2 year old blue tri coloured SBT
Also, tricoloured Stafford
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Re: Hair loss
by redgirl Fri Feb 01 2013, 08:36
My staffie, Coco, has exactly the same thing! A patch on her neck which has been there for a few months now, my vet couldnt find anything so sold me some expensive medicated shampoo...which didnt clear it but she smells nice:) It doesnt seem to bother her all so I am not too concerned.
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