Random Pet Photo of the Day - 2020 - post yours!

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jazzies mum said:
^^^^^^ That's a happy and contented Doberface! :love:
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He is such an attentive momma’s boy. We got upgraded to first class because of my big beautiful boy. He watched everyone that walked by with such awesome perfect manners. He actually put his paw on my lap while in a sit when plane was loading as if to say; “this is my mom and she belongs to me.” He laid down at my feet quietly during the entire flights. We had a 5hr layover in Miami when returning and his airport manners were impeccable. He ignored everyone but me. So very proud of him.
 
Tropicalbri's said:
He is such an attentive momma’s boy. We got upgraded to first class because of my big beautiful boy. He watched everyone that walked by with such awesome perfect manners. He actually put his paw on my lap while in a sit when plane was loading as if to say; “this is my mom and she belongs to me.” He laid down at my feet quietly during the entire flights. We had a 5hr layover in Miami when returning and his airport manners were impeccable. He ignored everyone but me. So very proud of him.
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You were actually allowed to have him in the cabin with you? Wow! Here they have to travel in a cargo area, although with cabin air pressure. Bet everyone was HUGELY impressed with his manners, including me! :thumbsup:
 
jazzies mum said:
You were actually allowed to have him in the cabin with you? Wow! Here they have to travel in a cargo area, although with cabin air pressure. Bet everyone was HUGELY impressed with his manners, including me! :thumbsup:[/QUOTE
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jazzies mum said:
You were actually allowed to have him in the cabin with you? Wow! Here they have to travel in a cargo area, although with cabin air pressure. Bet everyone was HUGELY impressed with his manners, including me! :thumbsup:
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We have been training him as my service dog. He alerts me to changes in my blood sugar so it gives me time to medicate myself before my BG tanks to 45. I don’t feel it coming on as fast as I used to. He started doing this on his own when he was around 7-8mo. It took several times for me to realize he was actually alerting me before it clicked. He seems to be very intuitive of my needs before I am.
 
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Ragnar at the park this morn, so much fun watching him run all out chasing the birds.....
of course asshat lives to his name. He looked at the goose poop, then looked dead at me, then gobbled up the goose poop.

Threw up breakfast and lunch. Gave probiotics, yogurt and half cup kibble around 5pm and he kept it down. Normally would not feed him at all but he was going crazy for something to eat.

And the family wants another?
I have a very hard time keeping up with this one.
 
I took Rio today to see an ophthalmologist. As you can see vets hardly stress him out. He weighs 81 lbs! I noticed a couple weeks ago a cloudy spot on his eye and it was always running, although clear without any gunk. He seemed to see fine but would itch his face on me. Well I will say this particular vet hospital is amazing, and the tech and vet were so great with him. Turns out he has a condition called corneal dystrophy which is kind of like having eye floaters. It’s basically harmless with no treatment necessary THANK GOODNESS but I will keep attention on it in case it develops into something more. This dog!

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I have floaters too! Lol I remember at first they were so annoying but now I don’t even notice them. @LifeofRubie was Moos littermate diagnosed as having cataracts or does it just look like it? I ask because while Rio has his because it’s genetic they can also come on from being diet related. And they kind of look like cataracts. But cataracts you can remove, I was told these lipid deposits on his eyes would just come back because it’s in his genes to have them I guess. Poor guy but at least it’s nothing major. Rio is definitely living up to his name... DE DINERO!! Lol!
 
Brioddy said:
I have floaters too! Lol I remember at first they were so annoying but now I don’t even notice them. @LifeofRubie was Moos littermate diagnosed as having cataracts or does it just look like it? I ask because while Rio has his because it’s genetic they can also come on from being diet related. And they kind of look like cataracts. But cataracts you can remove, I was told these lipid deposits on his eyes would just come back because it’s in his genes to have them I guess. Poor guy but at least it’s nothing major. Rio is definitely living up to his name... DE DINERO!! Lol!
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I haven't talked with his owner directly but they take therapy dog class with the same lady who does our agility classes so I heard from her that they found it during a routine vet visit.

I still chuckle when I think about Rio's registered name and how appropriate it is :facepalm::rofl:
 
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