will dog fur grow back?
how to regrow hair on a **dog's** scar.

several things can cause your dog to have a scar and loss of fur.

no matter what the reason, you should always follow your veterinarian's instructions carefully and properly care for your dog's wound or other skin problems.

in time, his fur may **grow back** normally.
favorite animal? I cannot speak for MD law. However, The agreement, as you state it, requires a return if you cannot keep it. sounds like a new adoption, and a fee required for same, but not from you. 


They seem to be claiming that the $500 donation should not have been returned, and that you owe that money to them. As for attorney fees, those are usually not recoverable unless stated in a contract.


You need to contact a reputable, Animal Lawyer, or one that handles contract cases.


Michael Rotsten, Esq. it might grow more if you give it a good tug every day! you have an older dog. arthritis was a reasonable first diagnosis. your vet did the right thing by going with the most likely diagnosis and conservative treatment. 

since the arthritis meds have not helped, that means there may be something else going on. 

you need to make another appointment with your vet and take your dog back. this time, your vet may want to do more expensive testing such as blood work or x rays. 

since dogs can't talk and tell us what is going on with them, sometimes a condition has to be diagnosed by process of elimination. a good vet will start with the most common conditions and be mindful of your budget. it sounds like you have a good vet. you've given the pain meds time to work and are seeing no improvement. that means, you need to go back and be prepared to pay for more expensive testing. 

a couple of weeks ago i took my 12.5 year old boy to the vet because he was favoring his back leg. i figured it was arthritis and best to check it out. the vet agreed and we put him on anti-inflammatory medication. after 4 days on the meds, he was not better and was even worse, feeling lethargic. i took him back and the vet suggested blood work. based on the blood work at that visit, the vet recommended an abdominal x-ray. when that was done, it was determined he had end stage cancer and his body was failing. i don't tell you this to scare you. but merely to illustrate how a good vet works. the first vet visit cost me $24 office visit. the second $245. had it just been arthritis, there was no need to incur the blood work and xray when an office visit and a course of meds would have solved the problem. when that did not work, we knew we needed to look deeper and do additional testing. probably not.  i expect kurama will just go free.  he's not really a danger to the village anymore and the tailed beasts are no longer being used as military power balancers in the nations.  the other seven have been allowed to go back to their own lives.  kurama and the eight tails only stayed because of naruto and bee and should likely leave when they're gone. i have a norweigen swallow around my belly button... i gained 67lbs from pregnancy (10lb baby) and my swallow stretched out to be a parrot... seriously.. it was disgusting. hahaha
i got stretch marks, so my swallow also looks like it was attacked by a cat. 
20 months later, i have lost almost all the weight and it went back down to its original size and the stretch marks have faded dramatically... yet... the coloring of the bird has faded like crazy. i will need it to be redone... while that does suck, i am happy that it didn't distort. it just faded from the massive stretching! remember our recruiters promising the same thing? don't count on 5x growth. the behaviour of most of the people was good towards the animals. is this puppy training you? what happens when he cries or whine? do you run over and try to soothe and calm him? or do you wait until it lasts a while and is bugging you and then pick him up and snuggle him? of course these are all natural response to an adorable little puppy that is whining, but if you are doing any of these things it is likely the whining will not go away as he is learning that you snap to attention if he is whining. some whining in a puppy is normal. if you know he is safe then don't worry about it.. given attention on your time and let him just get over the whining thing. it's completely ok .. give your baby some time and love .. baby will raise the neck only when the right time comes ..