Im Worried

Question
Well my name is Brian I have a pure bred black lab named Kayla who is a little over a 2 years well she is energetic loves the outside has always slept up in my room with no problem and loves playn fetch like any other dog but she was yelpin alot so i took her to the vet and they said she had inflammatory in her hip and the gave her meds and she was doin alot better started movin and playn well then all of a sudden she stopped she wont go outside which we own 2 acers so its like heaven to her she wouldnt even go out when i made a trail of her favorite treats wouldnt even take the first one which was like 1ft away and now shes been eatin sleepin under our desk for over a month now and i mean this dog is one of the friendlest dogs and now she wont come up for me or anyone to pet her her tail waggs when i try to get her out but she wont come out and she hasent been given any physical harm. im just worried that she'll stay like this and its just its like all of a sudden her life just stopped bein a dog so yeah if any tips or anything ill really appreciate it. its my dog and i love her and ive tried everything else

Thanks If or cannot help me
Brian

Answer
Hi Brian,

You didn't use a single bit of punctuation in your message. Not using punctuation makes your message hard to read, and frankly makes you sound like a hack.
That is how your message ended up in a "question pool" for messages that are refused by the person they were sent to, and how I came to read your message.

Even though you took your dog to the veterinarian once, because her problem is continuing she needs to be seen by the doctor again. Because dog's can't talk and tell the vet what the problem is or how it feels, many times the first course of treatment just isn't as effective as we'd like it to be, and another course of action is needed.

Your dog's problem isn't going away on it's own, and she's probably in a lot of  pain. Please get your dog the treatment she needs, and call your vet for an appointment without delay.

Best of luck,
Patti