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That's somewhat common actually in dogs. There could be a few causes for it. One of course is a tumor, but he really doesn't think it's that because she's in very great health. Otherwise, could have just been some damage to some sort. She could have hit her head on something and it damaged that nerve. Or the last one they said is hypo-hyroidism. So we actually got a blood work done to see if she might have that. Which case is a weed wool and might come back. Otherwise, she has a great bill of health. I was starting to think the worst it's been. Not good. The last few years are our dogs. My last two birthdays we've had to put down our two dogs. So that was great last birthdays. Anyway, I was thinking I was going to be here too, but no thank goodness. He could not believe that she is 16 years old. We'll get that blood work back. If we're kids, she might have hypothyroidism. Otherwise, she's probably just a really old dog who's got some years left in her.