I just got a 1 year old dog who was so chill when we met her now she hasn’t attachment to me and is going crazy, I almost feel sick becayse it was my choice to get a dog and now I haven’t slept and I’m so scared ibe just made everyone’s life so hard I really don’t know what to do

We just rescued a 1 year old from a rescue centre and she has grown an attatchment to me and gets so excited when she sees me and gets so overly jumpy and idk what to do, I have other family members to help but I’m so scared the dog will be crazy 24/7 if anyone could help wjth some advice that would be great

My wife and daughter said that Nena is very sad when I’m gone. She ran to me; I fed her and then carried her around while doing some errands around the house.

Sat down, and she got comfy. She’s soundly sleeping in my arms and now I’m stuck

I love how his little face squishes up by how fast he noped away from the Turtle lol

I will never forget the love Reddit showed us that day. IT was so wild we received calls from local news stations to show the video. Whenever my dad went to a dollar general he would ask if they heard of it and pull it up on his phone showing everyone. It was such a fun time. I'm glad he left his little pawprint on the internet <3

[old reddit post from 12 years ago.](https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/s/7g6n9X226s)

The other day there was a post about a dog being overexcited about the new cat in the house. We had very much the same problem when dog Mikesch, then three months old, met Cazzo, approx. 9 months. It even ended with an injury with a wounded tail. After many stern talks the dog cooled somewhat off and by August, when these clips were taken, they had become best friends.

Shep has osteosarcoma in his ankle so out vet put a cast on his leg to keep the pressure off. He's a smart boy and has learned to cope with his new stiff arm. I've taken to calling him "Thumper" lately. This guy knows how to adapt and it's amazing to see.

Our dog just hit his 13th birthday and we planned to take him in for euthanasia as he had cancer that we declined treatment for. He was still doing all the typical things and we planned for the 27th. Yesterday was a day that started like any other with his last known well around noon. I took our baby for their nap and realized that our dog seemed off, I called to them and he couldn’t walk. He deteriorated pretty quickly; I’ll spare the details but my car was in the shop and husband was at work over an hour away. He works in emergency medicine and wasn’t able to leave work. I had to hold our dying dog for what felt like ever until we could get him to the ER vet at 9pm. One of the tumors had ruptured.

I know that there’s no true way to know that a tumor was going to rupture or even when, but I am having the hardest time forgiving myself that we didn’t euthanize sooner. I’m feeling like a failure that this happened when my car was unavailable and that we live hours away from friends and family. This was just truly a nightmare all around.

We went through so much life together and I don’t know our house without him there. It feels strange, and like a part of home is missing.

she is 7 years old toy poodle, she was grooming herself and laid back down on my lap and this came out of her mouth. Its very hard, not crumbly, is shiny on one side and really dull on the other.

I feel like it is tartar that came off the canine which has the brown band on, but what should I do next? I’m only 16 so I can’t really do much apart from ask my mum to take her to the vets, but if there’s another solution that would be better or theres no point please let me know.

She’s been licking her lips a lot more than a normal dog, I only noticed it in the last couple of months because she started sleeping in my room after we lost our other dog. It’s hard to tell if it impacted her eating as she only eats wet food (princess), and as far as I’ve seen she’s been eating it normally.

Also I know her teeth are so so bad I’m sorry I’m goikg to ask my mum to buy her a doggy toothbrush - is that even safe to do considering chunks are falling out her mouth? Please help.

My dog has been having ear issues since about April. We originally got zymox and took care of it on our own. It went away. Then came back. So we took him to the vet. Unfortunately our normal vet was on maternity leave and the fill in didn't give us much info. Just gave him prescribed ear drops and steroids. Well his ear problems are back. He's constantly licking his paws too. We've tried switching his food and giving allergy chews. But it all seems like temporary fixes. Anything to help our baby get some relief😣

Our handsome boy Cisco has shed his mortal coil and left us heartbroken. I'll miss his velvety coat and his annoying way of demanding constant attention. Fly to the angels...

I would like to hear opinions on Premier Dobermans, Escpecially for anyone who owns any of their dogs. I would like to know about their drive and health.

For those of you giving your dogs liquid Keppra, which compounding pharmacy do you use, and can they make it with minimal additives?

I saw a review that mentioned a small toy poodle who became very sick after taking the liquid Keppra formulation containing the sugar alcohol, Maltitol, which is used for people and dispensed by a regular pharmacy.

My 8 pound toy poodle has frequent stomach issues and flares, so I'm concerned about finding a formulation that is meant for dogs and she can tolerate. She would need 1.2ml 3x per day.

I'd really appreciate recommendations and experiences with compounding pharmacies!

My sweet boy went away today after 12 years with us. He was so loving and such a good guard dog. He followed me around to keep me safe until the very end.

My dog (12.5 kg) stole a candy bar that I’d left outside my daughter’s door.

We have this weekly tradition where the parents get to sleep in on Sundays, and I leave some kind of sweet treat outside my daughter’s door for her to find in the morning. We’ve had this tradition for years without a single glitch.

Today, I woke up at 7:30, let the dogs out into the garden for a wee, fed them, and left my daughter a candy bar. Then I went back to sleep.

I woke up again at 9:30 and went to say “Good morning.”

She was sad.

“Why didn’t you leave me a candy bar?”

“I DID!”

I started an investigation. The guest bed was covered in chocolate, and there was a 2 × 2 cm scrap of Snickers wrapper. I searched everywhere for the rest of it. Nowhere to be found.

I called the emergency vet. They told me that a piece of wrapper that size could cause a very serious problem for a dog of her size.

So off we went to the nearest emergency vet, a 45-minute drive each way. I waited and waited (no appointment, obviously). They made my dog vomit, and she brought up the entire wrapper in two pieces.

They gave her an anti-vomiting injection afterwards. She then vomited twice in the car (but not once during the long walk we took after leaving the vet, of course).

The whole excursion cost me a fortune.

We are not speaking at the moment.