by Leann M
First, I'd like to thank Riese for her patience with our raising kids first instead of herself. We got Riese in Jan and I became pregnant in Feb. She was too big for me to play with then with the baby, she had to be moved outside. She got top priority again when she was diagnosed with epilepsy. I saw an episode on Animal Planet that a family decided RIGHT AWAY to "put down" their shepperd without even discussion of med therapy!! I was so angry! Riese took her meds without siezures for YEARS. After 7 years this week, she had to leave but is still in the backyard. The kids seem OK but I knew her longer, and cared more. So much