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What is a lunger?
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<blockquote data-quote="dun" data-source="post: 773688" data-attributes="member: 34"><p>We nursed one for a month that was really bad off, always seemed to have respritory problems, also scours. When we posted her she had the healthiest looking set of lungs you'll ever see.</p><p>As to the recovery of a "lunger", some will some won;t and some will appear to then go down fast when they are stressed.</p><p>As to the "hard time" it will be the same respritory problems that she has now. She may grow out of it, I've heard of it but never seen it, but anything is possible. Get a healthy calf for your 9 year old to fall in love with and get rid of this one. What will be worse, if you get rid of it now or you nurse it for months or till next summer and she dies?</p><p>"A sharp knife cuts cleanest"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dun, post: 773688, member: 34"] We nursed one for a month that was really bad off, always seemed to have respritory problems, also scours. When we posted her she had the healthiest looking set of lungs you'll ever see. As to the recovery of a "lunger", some will some won;t and some will appear to then go down fast when they are stressed. As to the "hard time" it will be the same respritory problems that she has now. She may grow out of it, I've heard of it but never seen it, but anything is possible. Get a healthy calf for your 9 year old to fall in love with and get rid of this one. What will be worse, if you get rid of it now or you nurse it for months or till next summer and she dies? "A sharp knife cuts cleanest" [/QUOTE]
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