Should a dog be put to sleep just because it suddenly started having seizures?

My commitment to my animal friends is to make them as comfy as possible until they are suffering too much, or I have reached the limit of my capabilities. That can be different for people.

I know of people that have pets with special needs (we just took care of someone's cat that needed insulin shots daily). I would think that with medication, the seizures could be controlled, and she could live a happy life.

Seizures later in life are better than throughout life.

Have her checked out.

There are some very effective prevantative drugs (Keppra is very safe).

Get her seen by some person who isn't a farm vet.

My vet would say that dog's quality of life should be the main concern. I have had to make that awful decision twice in the past two years, but I knew it was time to let them go. It hurts so bad.

Is she allowed inside the house?
She needs to be in a cooler environment if it’s hot outside and she needs lots of water available at all times.
Seizures may not be painful but they are dangerous if they happen when she is vulnerable, on the stairs, near a steam or when she’s not in sight of someone who can help her if it escalates into something debilitating.

I would suggest a vet visit.,
I only consider putting down a pet as a last resort or if they’re clearly suffering

Only if there are no other possible options. I would get some advice from a veterinarian as step one.

Why can't you put her in the house where it's cooler? 🤦‍♀️

no it should be taken to a vet

What is the dog's overall quality of life like??? When it comes to this decision, you have to step back and look at the bigger picture.

Have you seen a vet about the seizures as they may give your dog something to help. Does your dog stay and live outside and if so why?

No, unless it is totally destroying their quality of life.

What does the vet say about it?
I wouldn't do it unless the vet advices you to.

I would never put the pup to sleep. Always be with them. Till the end. My ginger a red rex rabbit. Passed in march. It was sad to see her die

All depends on her quality of life and if meds help her

If you dog has no quality of life then yes. If not wait until that point, you dont want them to suffer.