Shooting the breeze with Breezie

I have a 2 1/2 year old Redbone coonhound who we noticed as he got older that he was different than any other coonhound we had raised, and over the years there have been a large number, but Rowdy was different, he has an aggressive side to him and did not like to be bothered unless it was on his terms. We also noticed that when he would sit that he had what I would call tremors. Just recently he started to have seizures and now he is experiencing cluster seizures. He has to go into the vet so that other health problems can be ruled out, but I have had animals before with epileptic seizures and I can almost bet that is what my poor boy has. We will go on to notify the breeder once Epilepsy is diagnosed since it is genetic and and had to originate from someplace in the bloodlines. I feel so bad for my Rowdy, he is not even 3 years old and these types of seizures can kill him, I just pray we are able to get them under control and that his quality of life does not go down hill to drastically.