For what that's worth. She wouldn't get stuck in corners but I had to keep her from getting under tables and chairs, where she would get stuck.

but the vet and I agree he is also senile.

By that time, she was toward the end of her life. We didn't give her anything except the occasional thing for pain.

and a drug to improve heart function but is otherwise in good physical condition. Mentally though is another matter.

one of my neighbor's dear old cocker spaniels. Poor thing - she bumped into stuff and seemed to get "lost" all the time. About the same age as your dog. He finally restricted her space, and luckily had a one-story place so no stairs to worry about. She also became more clingy with him, so he had to constantly check to be sure she wasn't underfoot. Whenever he sat down for awhile to watch TV, he held her on his lap. Great owner, like YOU!

I pm'd you, dsc.

I have lived on one floor for years now and am glad for that as he really doesn't do stairs anymore. He also sits on my lap as we watch tv and he is constantly underfoot when I cook and clean. I pmed you back hope the info helps.