After multiple days at home, we went for a small walk when the temperature was chill. Timmy had a good energy and was happily walking with me. We walked about 400m then Timmy started to blink, getting stiff and disoriented. I carried him back home, he didn’t have balance and poor coordination. After this episode, he was back on his feet and happily went out again in the street with no problem and good energy again.

Calm days, stayed home for at least a week, Timmy just sleeping all the time. We went in the street for Timmy to poo, then he struggled to climb back the stairs, started to lose his balance

We spent the day indoor at a hackathon. Timmy encountered few dogs outside without intense reactivity. At night we were following colleagues toward their way home and Timmy happily walked and ran by us. After we said good bye the seizure started. I decided to take a taxi home where he’d be in the most adequate environment to recover.

We went for a late walk when the temperature was cool. Timmy was lively with good energy, we were with another dog that he is used to know. At some point we were sitting, he growled a little bit towards the other dog and started to have the seizure. I carried him home in my arms and recovered in there.

It was too hot because of the heatwave

Calm day, nice weather, good temperature. We went to the park nearby and stayed lying on the grass. Timmy was in alert despite of no particular stimulus, he was alternating from being calm and exploring to whining a little bit. Later on the seizures started

Contrary to my prior concerns, Timmy was separated from me and left under third-party supervision without veterinary expertise. The person engaged Timmy in stimulating play, resulting in a rapid increase of activity. The seizure occurred immediately afterward.