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my swim coach sometimes brings his dog to practice and when he does, nothing ever gets done because everyone too busy playing with the dog

say hello to beans, guys! (he apologizes for the badly focused photo in advance)

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this is my 7 month old Brittany

and that's me. wearing a black parka is strange. a few times throughout the day i'll look down and think i've got a fedora and trenchcoat on.

Running around in the snow, a tired pup makes

beans says hi again from the world of hd!

This is how she begs for tummy pets



Also shepherd combo

My coworker got a new German Shepard puppy



;-;

Taking care of this pooch for a number of months for a friend of a friend; her name is Bella (smiling)

She's a reet looker but can be a giant a-hole a lot of the time - taking her on walkies can be very stressful because she tries to pick a fight with everything from people to dogs to figments of her imagination (her eyesight isn't all that great I'm guessing). She'll also try to chase cars from time to time, which is rather played-out at this point.

she's 100% german shepherd and frankly is offended you'd refer to her as a "mix"



Don't get on her bad side

how he sleeps



a french project i did a long time ago (perfect grade btw) that i wrote a song to go along with it (shamefully used google translate)

coco

coco/fifi

chavo

Insta embed is a concept and this is Mocha the love of my life

has anyone ever had a dog who's had a seizure / seizures? one of ours had one the other night and it freaked everyone out pretty bad. took her to the vet yesterday but it was mostly inconclusive. she's 9, so she seems pretty old for epilepsy to start developing. fingers crossed it's not anything super serious.

actually my dog has seizures. (dachshund) They prescribed him som med and he rarely has them anymore.

we avoid those behaviors that trigger it such as

* excitement: too many people
* loneliness : alone for too long
* being too hot or cold
* yelling!

My dog started having seizures late 2013. It used to be a monthly thing, but it's less frequent nowadays. We did a whole battery of tests short of a CT-scan and the vet found nothing that could cause the seizures. We did have a cyst removed from his cheek a few months ago and that seemed to help. Vet's diagnosis was that the cyst was pressing on some facial nerve and that might have been the cause. He's turning 10 this year.

The vet has suggested meds but once he's on it, he has to take it for life. I dont want him to be dependent on drugs so for now he's not taking anything and we deal with the seizures as they come. The attacks usually happen at around 1 or 2 AM and last for a minute.

This is Dory the hypoallergenic therapy dog that one of the co-leader brings to my psychiatric rehab class. I need to bribe my therapists for a prescription to have one.

im in love!!!

thank dog for red lights


bonus

I made a gif of Heidi



Really hope y'all appreciate the hot fire I am slingin in this thread

I'm not really sure she just had one ear down like she was directing traffic or something